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Storms Kill 17 in Southern China, Force 130,000 to Evacuate
Torrential rain triggered widespread flooding across Guangxi, killing 17 people and prompting large-scale evacuations. Rescue teams are searching affected areas for survivors after rivers overflowed and a reservoir dam burst.
Jul 8, 2:00 AM·1m read2 sources
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Torrential rain triggered widespread flooding across southern China, killing 17 people and forcing at least 130,000 residents to evacuate from the region of Guangxi. Rescuers are searching flooded areas for survivors after dozens of rivers overflowed and a reservoir dam burst.
The storms caused extensive flooding that displaced residents and damaged infrastructure across multiple counties. Local authorities have not released updated casualty figures or damage assessments.
Search teams continue to operate in affected zones, focusing on locations where homes and roads remain submerged.
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