Massive landslide caused by typhoon Molave hit central Vietnam, leaving more than 60 people dead or missing.

The video, filmed in Quang Nam on October 28, shows the floodwater pouring down a mountain and workers running into a cave to escape.

Another video, shot on October 29, shows rescuers searching and saving people buried under the mud and rocks.

Heavy rains and flash floods caused three serious landslides in the area and more than 60 people were injured or missing.

Video captured the moment of Landslide left 11 people missing in Quang Nam, Viet Nam.
According to eyewitnesses, their Area was affected by heavy rains after Typhoon Molave passed. The subsequent flooding caused the mountain in front to be severely damaged.
The rock collapsed, causing the people to run to a shelter. At the outside of the cave, the water continuously flowed down making people worry.
However, at the bottom of the mountain, there was a serious landslide causing 11 people to be buried and missing. They did not make it to the shelter.
Rescue forces have been deployed, however, heavy rains and floodwaters make rescue work difficult.

Video captured the moment of The rescue force rescues people injured by a landslide in Quang Nam, Viet Nam.
After the landslide, rescuers attempted to reach out and search for victims buried by rock. They found the injured victims and quickly took them outside. The road was eroded so they used hammocks to bring the injured to a safe area.
Some people suffered severe head, arms, and leg injuries. They were transferred to the hospital immediately after giving first aid.
Rescuers continue to search for the missing.
Heavy rains and flash floods have caused three serious landslides in the area leaving more than 60 people injured and missing.