General News
Authorities warn of more rain in China as mop-up operations continue
By Euronews with agencies
As the rain continues in some parts of the country, Chinese authorities warn that there may be more bad weather and flooding to come.
Millions of people are still suffering after a tropical storm brought record amounts of rain to the Chinese capital, Beijing, and the neighbouring Hebei province.
Officials say more than a million people have been relocated from their homes in the northern region. At least 20 people died and another 27 are missing in the suburbs of the capital.
As officials warn it could take a month for the waters to recede in some areas, emergency workers are trying to restore power, water, and transport links to flood-hit communities.
But as the rain continues in some parts of the country, the authorities warn that there may be more bad weather and flooding to come.
And high water levels on rivers in the north-east are threatening cities downstream, prompting the evacuation of tens of thousands of people.
Disclaimer: No copyright infringement intended. All rights and credits reserved to respective owner(s).
Locals find ways to pinch their pennies for summer staycations near Regina
Every word of Jurgen Klopp’s last Liverpool press conference | Football
Will Quebec’s forest fire season be as bad as it was last year?
VID: E-money Reacts To Accusation Of Having Hand In Junior Pope’s Death, & Dating His Wife
Jurgen Klopp recalls ‘bursting into tears’ reading fan letters in emotional final Liverpool press conference
Rita Edochie, Chinwe Owoh appeal to Nigerians to stop attacking Junior Pope’s wife
Cameroon beat Nigeria in opening match
“Since I left the house, Neo hasn’t mentioned my name”
EU debates future regulation of Artificial Intelligence within the bloc
Grassroot Football Teams Pays Congratulatory Visit To Alhaji Salisu Usman Galadima
Burna Boy Bags 4 Nominations On 2023 Soul Train Awards
