Twenty-one runners have died after extreme weather struck a long-distance race in northern China.
High winds and freezing rain hit participants in the 100km ultramarathon in the Yellow River Stone Forest, a tourist site in Gansu province, on Saturday.
The race was halted when some of the 172 runners went missing, and a rescue operation was launched.
Many of the stranded runners reportedly suffered from hypothermia.
Officials said 151 runners were now confirmed safe, and that eight of them were injured.
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