5 Tibetan landslide bodies found; chances dim for survivors LHASA, Tibet, March 31 (UPI) -- Rescuers discovered three more bodies Sunday as officials said chances are fading for any of the 80 Tibetan miners buried in a landslide to be found alive. Five bodies have been found since the landslide Friday, China's official Xinhua news agency reported. Rescue work has been hampered by freezing temperatures, altitude sickness and risks of more landslides, the BBC reported. Yang Dongliang, head of the State Administration of Work Safety, said resources were still being sent to the scene. "As long as there is a gleam of hope, we will never give up our rescue efforts," he said. About 3,500 police officers, firefighters and doctors, 300 pieces of big machinery, 10 sniffer dogs and 20 life detectors have been sent to the mine to recover the dead and rescue any survivors, Xinhua reported. "We will carry out an in-depth investigation into the exact cause of the landslide," Yang said, adding the final results will be made public.