CHINA-TIANJIN-HEATWAVES-POWER SUPPLY-PATROL (CN)

CHINA-TIANJIN-HEATWAVES-POWER SUPPLY-PATROL (CN)

(230616) -- TIANJIN, June 16, 2023 (Xinhua) -- A staff member (L) of the State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company wears a positive pressure respirator before he patrols underground tunnels in Tianjin, north China, June 16, 2023. TO GO WITH "China Focus: China guards summer harvest, life order against scorching heatwaves" (Xinhua)

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