Chinese officials said Sunday that workers had recovered 12 more bodies as the search continued for hundreds still missing after a tsunami-like mudslide destroyed China's main border crossing with Nepal. The mudslide followed the collapse of a glacier on the Nepal side of the border on August 26. Videos showed a black wave of water, mud and debris sweeping over the Gyirong border crossing with little warning. Rescue workers in orange uniforms used excavators, shovels and ground-penetrating radar to scour the now-buried site. News agencies visited the land port, which has become a symbol of the disaster's devastation.