Severe Flooding in China Leaves 30 Dead and 35 Missing
At least 30 people have died and 35 are missing in central China following torrential rains earlier this week. The heavy rainfall, triggered by Typhoon Gaemi, caused significant damage in the hilly, landlocked Hunan province. Over 11,000 residents were evacuated after record rainfall of 25 inches hit the area within 24 hours.
At least 30 people have died and 35 are missing in central China following torrential rains earlier this week.
The heavy rainfall, triggered by Typhoon Gaemi, caused significant damage in the hilly, landlocked Hunan province, particularly in the city of Zixing.
Over 11,000 residents were evacuated after record rainfall of 645mm (25 inches) hit the area within 24 hours.
The extreme weather temporarily cut off roads and disrupted power and communications in eight towns.
Rescue and search operations are ongoing as authorities work to restore basic services.
The heavy rainfall, triggered by Typhoon Gaemi, caused significant damage in the hilly, landlocked Hunan province, particularly in the city of Zixing.
Over 11,000 residents were evacuated after record rainfall of 645mm (25 inches) hit the area within 24 hours.
The extreme weather temporarily cut off roads and disrupted power and communications in eight towns.
Rescue and search operations are ongoing as authorities work to restore basic services.
