Video: Deadly landslide devastates Ugandan villages More than 100 people are reported missing and 30 confirmed dead in eastern Uganda after a landslide buried two villages on the slopes of Mount Elgon. Heavy rain caused a mudslide on Monday afternoon that cut through trees and bushes, burying the villages in mud. Villagers dug into the earth using bare hands and farm tools in the hope of saving those who might still be trapped, as family members waited in agony to find if their relatives were dead or alive. One survivor, Hariet Nambit, lost her eight-year-old son in the landslide. "I had gone to sell things in the market, I left my son with his father, when the landslide happened they were having lunch, his father started running on noticing the landslide, he tried to call my son but the boy could not run as fast, the descending soil caught up with him and he got buried in the mud," Ms Nambit said. There are fears that the ongoing rain could lead to further mudslides. Contains video from AP and Reuters