Authorities in East China's Anhui province are considering measures including blasting a dike on a swollen branch of the Yangtze River to prevent flooding of villages.
China's meteorological authorities forecast Tuesday rainstorms to continue to batter flooded areas in central and eastern China near the Yangtze River over the next three days.
Landslides triggered by torrential rains left three people dead and at least 50 others missing in southwest China's Yunnan Province, local authorities said Tuesday.
Hundreds of soldiers and police are rushing to complete a drainage channel to prevent a dangerously overfilled reservoir from overflowing and flooding a city of 205,000 people in Northwest China.
Soldiers repair the dyke breaches with sand bags along the Qingcao section of the Dasha River, in Tongcheng City, east China's Anhui Province, July 12, 2010. Tongcheng city was hit by a heavy rainstorm on July 11, causing dyke breaches on the Dasha River that threatened residents’ safety. Nearly 300 soldiers rushed to the site to repair breaches.
More than 4,200 people have been removed after flood-hit dykes of a river in Anhui province suffered breaches, the local government said Sunday.
China's Central Meteorological Station warned Sunday rainstorms would again batter many provinces and regions in the coming days bringing with it bigger risks of new flooding. Flood death toll hits 50
At least 27 people are dead, six others missing and tens of thousands evacuated after more rain-triggered landslides have caused havoc in south China, delaying flights and severing roads and railway lines in south China.
At least 27 people are dead, six others missing and tens of thousands evacuated after more rain-triggered landslides have caused havoc in south China, delaying flights and severing traffic in south China.
The most severe rainstorm this summer pounded Chongqing in the morning, causing inland inundation in some parts. Local weather authorities issued a third-level storm alert.
Rain-triggered floods are affecting millions of people in regions along China's longest river, the Yangtze, China's flood control authority said Friday.
All train services were suspended due to thunder storm on Friday morning in Southwestern China's Chongqing Municipality, according to the local flood control authority.