EAST PITTSBURGH — A road that collapsed during a landslide that prompted the evacuation of an apartment complex will be closed for months.

Officials say the portion of Route 30 in East Pittsburgh, about 10 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, plummeted about 40 feet down a steep hill early Saturday.

One building in the apartment complex collapsed, but no injuries were reported. Two other buildings had been evacuated the day before, and the other four were evacuated on Saturday along with a home and a business.