Six dead, and thousands of displaced people, while floods southwest China hit Climate News

Various floods exceptionally swept “Rongjiang County in Gucho, forcing about 80,000 people to flee their homes.

At least six people died and more than 80,000 people were evacuated from their homes after the China floods were flooded Gitcho The government media reported that it was, as a tropical corner, which landed in the province of Al -Jazeera.

State broadcaster CCTV said on Thursday that “exceptional large floods” have swept the Rongjiang Province in Gitchu since Tuesday, the state broadcaster CCTV said on Thursday that “great floods” have swept the Rongjiang Province in Gichu since Tuesday.

The authorities in Guizhou-classified as a province in the southwest by the Chinese-the authorities-the authorities to stimulate the highest emergency response, led to the evacuation of about 80,900 people.

“As of 11 am on Thursday … Six people unfortunately lost their lives,” the report said, citing the headquarters of local floods.

The broadcaster said: “Many low areas in the province were flooded, and the infrastructure of some cities was seriously damaged, which led to the obstruction of traffic, electrical power connections, and some people trapped.”

He added, “The water level in the province has decreased below the level of warning, saying:” Remaining after disasters, reconstruction and investigation of the protesting persons, “he added. “

The government news agency, Shinwa, said on Wednesday that a football stadium in Rongjiang “immersed less than three meters (10 feet) of water, and one of the residents said they were rescued from the third floor of their home.

Xinhua photos showed rescue operations carried out by emergency services. Tents were created to serve as temporary shelters for those who were displaced.

In other parts of Guizhou, where the floods are calm, people were also seen cleansing the debris and thick layers of clay that covered the lower sections of some commercial institutions and other buildings.

Meanwhile, tropical depression made the decline in Heinan early on Thursday, according to the National Meteorological Center in the country.

Equatorial depression is expected to move from Winchang through the northeastern end of the island, before returning to the South China Sea and achieves a second decline in the Southern Queengong Province of China and gradually weakens.

The storm will once again test the flood defenses in the densely populated Qanjdong Province, as well as Guangzhi and Hunan at home.

China carries the harsh weather.

This week, the authorities issued the second highest heat warning for the capital, Beijing, in one of the most hot days of the year.

Tens of thousands of people were evacuated last week in the neighboring Hunan County – due to the heavy rains caused by Hurricane and Tib.