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Companies, social forces and many seemingly unrelated individuals have joined China s massive rescue and relief efforts after a record rainstorm left 33 dead and eight missing in Henan Province. From a hairdresser in a rescuer s helmet to cinema staff sheltering stranded pedestrians in screening halls, ordinary Chinese are expressing solidarity with the hard-hit city of Zhengzhou in their own ways. Donations and rescuer teams are also pouring in from other parts of the country in a nationwide mobilization. by Xinhua writers Yao Yuan, Zhai Zhuo, Liu Jinhui and Liu Fangqiang ZHENGZHOU, July 22 (Xinhua) After a record rainstorm ravaged central China s Henan Province, Zhou Jing, a resident in neighboring Anhui Province, lost contact with her longtime hairdresser. ....
Record rainstorms that have swamped central China s Henan Province since the weekend have left 25 people dead, seven missing, and over 1.24 million people affected.
Chinese authorities have raised the emergency response for flood control to its second-highest level, and Henan initiated its highest-level emergency response.
Massive rescue and relief efforts are underway to deal with the impact of the prolonged heavy rainfall.
Chinese authorities have launched massive rescue and relief efforts in response to record rainstorms that have swamped central China s Henan Province since the weekend, leaving large areas under water and at least 25 people dead.
In the provincial capital city of Zhengzhou, 617.1 mm of rainfall fell over a three-day period starting on Saturday night, close to the city s average annual amount. ....
Record rainstorms that have swamped central China s Henan Province since the weekend have left 25 people dead, seven missing, and over 1.24 million people affected. Chinese authorities have raised the emergency response for flood control to its second-highest level, and Henan initiated its highest-level emergency response. Massive rescue and relief efforts are underway to deal with the impact of the prolonged heavy rainfall. by Xinhua writers Xu Ruiqing, Liu Jinhui, Sun Qingqing, Feng Dapeng, Niu Shaojie ZHENGZHOU, July 21 (Xinhua) Chinese authorities have launched massive rescue and relief efforts in response to record rainstorms that have swamped central China s Henan Province since the weekend, leaving large areas under water and at least 25 people dead. ....