Crossover: Possible second disaster hampers rescue for landslide in Tibet

In Southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region, rescuers have found eleven bodies and continue to search for another 72 miners who were buried in a landslide in Tibet early on Friday morning. 
19 bodies had been found by late Sunday at the site of landslide in south west China's Tibet Autonomous Region. It struck a workers' camp Friday morning, burying 83 workers. The region's high altitude, about 4,600-meters, and snow have hampered rescue efforts. A possible second disaster also poses extra problems.
Let’s speak to CCTV reporter Lin Nan who’s at the site. Hello, Lin Nan.
Q1: How is the rescue work going, what can you tell us?
Q2: Bad weather has caused problems, how is the situation now?
Q3: How long will the rescue work continue?