15 missing after mine landslide
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Searchers used dogs to find bodies buried in a landslide that killed at least 22 people in an open pit gold mine, a Red Cross spokesman said.
The search for 15 workers at the Suarez Gold Mine in the southwest was hindered by the same heavy rains that caused the landslide Saturday.
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