Rainstorms leave 28 dead, 66 missing in China
Rainstorm-triggered natural disasters over the past four days have left 28 people dead and 66 more missing across China, according to the latest official count.
Nonstop downpours batter SW China
Continuous and severe downpours are seriously battering Southwest China's Sichuan Province, local government authorities said on July 11.
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From July 7 to 10:10 am, July 11
Death toll: 28
Missing: 66
Affected: 16 provincial-level regions, 3.064 million people
Graphics: Globaltimes.cn
Source:
Ministry of Civil Affairs
Read the details here in Chinese.
Heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and hail have swept regions all over China since July 7, causing a range of disasters including serious floods and landslides.
--Ministry of Civil Affairs
Global warming → longer and stronger flood season this year
Typhoon Soulik → rain and lower temperatures
Disaster report hotline of Ministry of Civil Affairs: 010-52829999
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After the drought, the flood
洪涝灾害 hónglào zāihài
crop damage or failure caused by flooding
近期,我国北方地区持续出现强降雨,部分地区遭遇洪涝灾害。
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