Rivers in multiple provinces dry up due to high temperatures, less rain

Rivers in multiple provinces and regions across China have dried up due to persistent high temperatures and far below average amounts of rainfall, resulting in drought in many parts of the nation. Data from China's Water Resources Ministry shows that the water supply of more than 800,000 people has been affected.

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