Torrential rain pounding South Korea on Wednesday triggered landslides which killed 28 people and inundated hundreds of homes in the country's worst flood damage in decades.
Six people who died Saturday in a slide of snow and stones were found Sunday.
At least 200 people were buried and feared dead under the latest landslide to hit a slum in Rio de Janeiro's metropolitan area.
Some volcanoes can blast sideways and kill without the usual seismic warning signals.
Fossils of a new dinosaur have frozen the animal during its final moments.
Avalanches roared down a mountain pass north of Afghanistan's capital, killing at least 28 people and leaving hundreds more stranded in their vehicles on snow-blocked roads.
Heavy rains caused mud and water to overflow basins and flood streets and homes north of Los Angeles.
