Children are believed to be among nine people still missing after mudslides swept through camps near Los Angeles in the US state of California.
At least seven people were killed when a torrent of mud, rocks and tree trunks tumbled through the area on Thursday.
The mudslide was triggered by heavy rain. The area was hit by wildfires in October and November, so there weren't many trees to stop the flow of mud.
Rescuers have already saved 14 people. Their search for survivors continues.
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