Floods caused by heavy summer rains continue to cause death and destruction across China, with over 100 people killed and many more missing, according to dpa. At least eight people were killed in the southwestern province of Sichuan over the weekend, after the city of Kangding was hit by a flash flood and landslide, the state news agency Xinhua reported on Monday, citing local authorities. A motorway bridge collapsed and several houses were also destroyed. There have been a number of similar incidents with fatalities in China this summer. A flash flood tore away a 40-metre-long section of a bridge in Shaanxi province on July 19. At least 38 people lost their lives and 24 people went missing. At least 14 people were killed in another flash flood in a village in Sichuan and 25 others are still missing following that incident. At least 48 people died in recent days in the central Chinese province of Hunan where flooding occurred in many places. At least 35 people are still missing there. In total, 108 peopl e are known to have lost their lives and at least 103 others are still missing across China. Source: Saudi Press Agency
Recent Posts
Iran and Iraq Commit to Strengthening Border Security and Counterterrorism
September 23, 2026
Iranian President Pezeshkian Arrives in New York for UN General Assembly
September 23, 2026
US-Israeli Strike Leaves Minab School Seats Empty, Says First Vice President
September 23, 2026
Iran Sets Conditions for Negotiation and Reopening of Strait of Hormuz
September 23, 2026
Iran Equips Rebuilt Minab School with Smart Technology
September 23, 2026
Iran’s Acting Defense Minister Emphasizes Strategic Preparedness
September 23, 2026
Iranian President Extends National Day Greetings to Saudi Leaders
September 23, 2026
Iranian President Asserts Right to Self-Defense at UN General Assembly
September 23, 2026