A landslide in Malin, a town in India's Pune district, killed at least ten people and trapped at least 150 more underneath layers of mud up to 15 feet deep.

A search and rescue worker walks through the site of the deadly March 22 mudslide in Oso, Washington. The official death toll from the disaster now stands at 24, with another 22 still missing. Image via Ted S. Warren/AP.

Four search and rescue workers wade through water covering Washington Highway 530 on Thursday. They worked on the eastern edge of the massive mudslide that struck Saturday near Darrington, Wash. Image via Ted S. Warren, Pool/AP.

[Search and rescue workers are still combing through the wreckage of Saturday's mudslide in Washington. Authorities say the debris field is a square-mile wide and as deep as 40 feet with a "moon-like surface" of mud, ice, and quicksand-like pits. Image by Rick Wilking via AP.]

[A search and rescue worker paddles through the aftermath of Washington's fatal mudslide looking for survivors. The wet, mile-wide landslide wiped out homes and roads, killing at least 14 people in the process. More than 100 people are still listed as missing. Photo by Elaine Thompson via AP.]

The death toll from Saturday's mudslide in Washington state now stands at 14, with 176 people still missing.

More than 100 people remain missing after Saturday's deadly mudslide in Washington, though officials said that was a "soft number" and likely to go down. Still, Snohomish County Fire Chief Travis Hots said "the situation is very grim."

The death toll from Saturday's mudslide in Washington state now stands at eight. Eighteen people—a number authorities described on Sunday as "fluid"—remain unaccounted for.