Disastrous Rainstorms Drench Provinces Across China

Disastrous Rainstorms Drench Provinces Across China

- A drone photo taken on August 21, 2024 shows a van destroyed by floods in Heishanke Township, Huludao City of northeast China's Liaoning Province. Heavy rains have lashed the city of Huludao in Liaoning in recent days, trapping some rural residents. In the hardest-hit Heishanke township, the heavy rain has caused a number of road interrupted and bridges collapsed. A joint emergency rescue team carrying relief materials has been dispatched by authorities to rescue trapped people. (Xinhua/Yang Qing)

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