Landslides sweep away villages in Uganda The number of people killed in a landslide in eastern Uganda has risen to at least 30 while more than 100 are still missing. Heavy rain triggered a mudslide on Monday afternoon burying two villages.
A search and rescue operation has been called off as the authorities say there is little chance of finding more survivors.
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