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Heavy rains and floods attack Southern China, causing casualties and evacuations
Jun 19, 2011 21:20
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Since June 9, heavy rains and floods have battered at least 10 Southern provinces including Hubei, Zhejiang, Hunan, Jiangxi, Guizhou and Anhui.

In Hubei, heavy rains have adversely affected around 3 million people, causing two deaths and leaving two missing. 2.66 million have been affected by continuous rainstorms in 545 townships of 50 counties under nine cities in Zhejiang. A total of 171,000 hectares of crops were destroyed too. 34698 people in106 villages in Dexing, Zhejiang Province have been isolated by the floods though 22861 have been evacuated. In the southwestern Guizhou and Sichuan, 16 people died in rain-triggered disasters and 29 were still missing.

In addition, the railway system has been influenced by the floods and rains. Yesterday, several trains were late for around 1 hour at the Shanghai South Railway Station. The Railway Departments said that the trains might be late in the next day or two due to the rain and floods.

The picture shows that drivers struggle their way out of the flooded street in Wuhan city.

Jun 20, 2011 22:40
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GUESTLILY It's so terrible! My friend is in Hangzhou recently and she also suffered from the flood.
Jun 30, 2011 05:24
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GUEST67272 Are there floods in Nanchang, Wenzhou, and Shaoxing?
Jul 5, 2011 04:38
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GUESTMARINA_66 What kind of the weather is expecting in Beidaihe and Beijin on the 19th of July?
Jul 5, 2011 21:02
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GUESTDAVE
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Originally Posted by GUESTMARINA_66

What kind of the weather is expecting in Beidaihe and Beijin on the 19th of July?


It's cloudy in Beidaihe and Beijing in ten days. It's the furthest weather forcast I know.
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