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Flood FAQ Assemble a Disaster Supplies Kit Be Prepared for a Flood Simple Measures to Reduce Flood Damages Safety Precautions Coping After a Flood more Flood Control Law Flood Control Endeavor Water Projects Ministry of Water Resources of the PRC The China Charity Federation The China Poverty-relief Foundation Fighting Against the Worst Flood (2002)

A dyke is being dug to channel water flooding into Bijiaxiang, Northwest China’s Shaanxi Province, back into the Weihe River. About 4,000 cubic meters of water is expected to flow through the 200-meter-gap per second. Floods Disrupt Lives of 350,000 People About 350,000 people are being affected by sudden and heavy rainfall and floods in the Yellow and Huaihe river valleys. Two Explosions and Flooding Kill at Least 18 Two separate explosions over the weekend killed at least 14 people, and the demise of four trapped coal miners was confirmed. Floodwater Enters East China's Shandong Province Death Toll from Typhoon Dujuan Rises to 40 Weihe River Water Level Drops, but Huaxian County Remains Dangerous Weihe River Valleys to Expect More Rain in Next 10 Days Relief Team Sticks to Position at Flood-isolated Embankment in NW China 15,000 Houses Destroyed by Continuous Rainstorms in E. China City Troops Move in to Help Fight Flooding in NW China Five Confirmed Dead in Inner Mongolia Coal Mine Flood more

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