Death Toll Stands at 11 in Toy Factory Collapse
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HONG KONG — The death toll rose to 11 Sunday in the collapse of a toy factory in southern China, a newspaper reported.
Hong Kong’s New Evening Post said 63 people were hospitalized in the collapse, which occurred Saturday in Longgang, about 12 miles northeast of the boom city of Shenzhen.
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