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Heavy Floods in Central and Southern China Kill at Least 9 and Displace Tens of Thousands

  • Heavy floods struck central and southern China by Tuesday, killing at least nine people and displacing tens of thousands across Henan, Hubei, and Guizhou provinces.
  • The floods followed weeks of severe rainfall since mid-June, worsened by climate change and complex rural terrain, which challenges accurate heavy rain forecasting, experts said.
  • Authorities evacuated over 18,000 people, shut schools, suspended bus services, and experienced disrupted water and power supplies as floods inundated cities like Xianfeng and Rongjiang County.
  • The finance ministry allocated an additional 140 million yuan for relief funds, aiming to support search, rescue, relocation, and reconstruction efforts to restore normalcy quickly.
  • Popular protests emerged against poor infrastructure, corruption, and slow government responses, highlighting public concern during China’s ongoing flood season and increased disaster risks.
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CGTN broke the news in Beijing, China on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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