SYDNEY: New Zealand authorities suspended recovery efforts on Sunday for victims of a landslide that hit a busy campground on the country’s North Island. Six people, including two teenagers, are presumed dead after heavy rains triggered Thursday’s landslide at Mount Maunganui on the island’s east coast, bringing down soil and rubble at the site in the city of Tauranga, crowded with families on summer holidays. Authorities have been working to identify the victims after human remains were found at the site on Saturday.

Landslide strikes campground at base of Mount Maunganui on Thursday morning, overturning campervans, and crushing tents

MELBOURNE: Landslides hit a campground and a house in New Zealand and emergency crews were trying to rescue people buried in rubble, officials said Thursday. Emergency services…

Number of people unaccounted for is in the ‘single figures’, police say