China's flood
Unpredictable rain and floods continue, China urgently saves dykes
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Chinese police and military forces are being urgently deployed to flooded areas to reinforce flood-proof dykes, especially in the middle and downstream of the Yangtze River, which has exceeded the warning level on July 13.
China's largest Yangtze freshwater lake surpasses the 1998 pink water peak
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China's largest Yangtze freshwater lake in Jiangxi Province surpassed the peak of the great pink flood in 1998 on the morning of July 12.
Tam Hiep Dam causes damage to Vu Han's new investment project
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Worried about the safety of the Three Gorges Dam, the Taiwan electronics company did not accept an investment in Wukong, China.
China's tallest Shanghai Tower leaks as rain
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The leak in the Shanghai Tower, the tallest in China, caused office workers to feel as if they were experiencing heavy rain.
Millions of Chinese people struggle amid "oasis" caused by historic floods
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These days, floods continue to threaten the lives of more than 33 million Chinese people. Local authorities, rescue teams, volunteers... struggled to fight against floods and make efforts to overcome the consequences.
China's latest flood update on July 10
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Floods in China on July 10 continue to be complicated, with a level 2 warning maintained.
Close-up of the lives of people in flooded areas in China
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After the historic rains in early July, flooding in Poyang district (Giangxi province, China) is still very serious. Up to now, many households that have been evacuated have not been able to return home.
Severe floods have caused many places in China to be submerged in water
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Heavy rains in early July in Hubei, Anhui, Zhejiang... and Chongqing City (China) caused floods and landslides, killing or leaving many people missing and damaging many structures.
China rains heavy floods, Vu Han raises warning to second highest level
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China's Yunhan has upgraded flood control emergency response from level 3 to level 2, the second highest in a four-level system.
China: Floods cause terrible landslides, submerging highways in mud
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Heavy rains in China caused landslides, submerging a section of the highway in mud in Chongqing.
Decoding harsh weather, month-long flooding in China
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Heavy rain and flooding in China are forecast to continue in the coming days, while environmentalists warn that extreme weather could become more frequent.
