Reporter : Li Yun
Editor : Zhu Xinrui
Publisher : New Tang Dynasty Television
Extract translation, editing : Gan Yung Chyan
/ KUCINTA SETIA
Image : In southern China, torrential rains caused disasters, 110 rivers and above caused floods, and 11 provinces were affected. People everywhere began to move to high places, just in case. (Composite picture)
Heavy rains in southern China caused disaster. There have been 110 rivers with over-alarm floods, 2.62 million people in 11 provinces have been affected, and deaths and missing cases have occurred in many places. People everywhere began to move to high places, just in case. Many netizens reminded that the Three Gorges Dam is in danger of collapse! A reservoir in Guangxi is also on the brink of collapse!
Residencies were flooded as high as two floors
Since June, southern China has experienced the strongest rainfall. The rainfall in 9 places including Guangxi and Guangdong broke the record of total rainfall in early June. Over-alarm floods occurred in 110 rivers in 8 provinces.
Among them, super-alarm floods occurred in 22 stations of 16 rivers in Guangxi, houses and streets in many towns were flooded, roads collapsed, traffic was interrupted, water and power were cut off, and some houses were seriously damaged. Guangxi officials only announced that 9 people died, and some people said that the death toll is more than this number.
Yangshuo and Yongfu peace and happiness in Guilin, Guangxi, have almost become "solitary cities in the water", and serious waterlogging has occurred in the county.
The video shows that the streets of Yangshuo County, Guilin, Guangxi, as well as the streets of many towns and villages have changed into rivers. The houses and cars of ordinary people have been submerged, and the water has reached the waist. The residents have propped up bamboo rafts.
Ms. Chen Hong, who runs a bed and breakfast in Yangshuo County, told The Epoch Times on 10 June, "On the 6th, it began to rain heavily for a few days. When the water rose, some residents were flooded on the second floor, and they could only sleep on the third floor. "
Reservoir in Guangxi on the brink of collapse
Chen Hong said: "A small reservoir close to our county has broken a dam, and water has poured into the county. The whole county is flooded. The city is now in a mess, and houses are falling down everywhere, "I went out and took a look today , Silt everywhere. Many people clean up at home, and items and cars are blistered. "
Some netizens posted a video saying that residents near the Guilin Reservoir in Guangxi began to evacuate, and the reservoir is in danger of collapse!
On 9 June, Zaibian Township, Congjiang County, Guizhou Province, a long period of heavy rain caused the water level of the Zaibei Reservoir to skyrocket, exceeding the safety warning line, the reservoir dam had collapsed, and small town residents living in low-lying areas began to transfer.
At around 10 o'clock that night, Changsha, Hunan Province issued its first red rainstorm warning. It is expected that the rainfall in the southern part of Changsha City will reach more than 100 millimeters in 3 hours. The heavy rain caused a vast ocean in many areas of Changsha, flooded vehicles and flooded houses.
The video released by netizens shows that just over an hour of torrential rain, Changsha has been flooded, and a capital city of nearly 10 million people immediately fell into a semi-paralyzed state. Vehicles are invaded in the water, and residents are swimming on the streets.
Some netizens also posted a video saying that Guangdong, Guangxi, Hunan, and Sichuan have been raining for several days in a row. The city has been flooded, the roads have collapsed, and the landslides in rural areas. The domestic media has still been brainwashed for years, but how much is there in real life? Home is home. How many elderly people and children have been swept away by the water and nowhere to be seen. Such an evil rogue government is indestructible. (Note: The time of this video is unknown.)
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Guangdong, Guangxi, Hunan, and Sichuan have been raining for several days in a row, the city has been flooded, the roads have collapsed, and the rural landslides have occurred. How many of the ordinary people are homeless, how many old people and children are washed away by the water and disappeared, so the evil rogue government is indestructible.
Three Gorges Dam may collapse anytime
Some netizens said that their fathers who worked on water conservancy said that the construction of the dam in the 1960s and 1960s was built according to the requirement of 100 years of life. Later, these honest people became thorns in the eyes of some people. Later, after they retired, the quality fell. . Be particularly careful of the dams built in the last 20 years. There are many bean curd projects, and many people will be washed away once they collapse.
👇South China Guilin, Guangxi, Guangxi, Guangdong, Jiangxi, frequent floods.
Do you really think the Three Gorges Dam is okay?
Many netizens reminded that the Three Gorges Dam is in danger of breaking!
On 9 June, some netizens sent a video reminder that if it continued to rain so much, I was really worried about the dam failure of the reservoir. Where can the Communist Party’s bean curd project withstand floods? Move, it is best to move to the top of the mountain. Dam collapse can happen at any time.
On 10 June, some netizens reminded that in addition to floods, earthquake clouds have appeared on the mainland, and there will be strong earthquakes in Southwest China within 7 days. The Three Gorges Dam is in danger!
Hong Kong’s Quanlang predicts that there will be an earthquake of magnitude 8.3 or higher in southwestern China in June, and the Three Gorges Dam will collapse. This can be verified.
A netizen suggested,: "The flood season is approaching, reminding friends in the middle and lower reaches to always pay attention to the Three Gorges Dam. There will be no early warning, and you can only rely on your own attention. As you know, mice will move collectively before the earthquake; for the same reason, you only need to pay close attention to the dynamics of local officials."
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