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Flooding displaces thousands in China

Flooding displaces thousands in China
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China experiences hottest days in 6 decades

China experiences hottest days in 6 decades
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China s deadly weather from heat to hailstorms take a toll

The heavy rain, heat and recent hail have been damaging infrastructure, crops and endangering livestock across the country

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Flooding Displaces 10,000 Around China As Beijing Gets A Relative Respite From Sweltering Heat

Flooding Displaces 10,000 Around China As Beijing Gets A Relative Respite From Sweltering Heat
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China flooding displaces 10,000 amid sweltering heat

Heavy flooding has displaced thousands of people around China as the capital had a relative respite from sweltering heat.

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