Flooding Hits Hunan Province as Typhoon Gaemi Strikes

As Typhoon Gaemi made its approach, torrential rains lashed the inland province of Hunan in China. On July 28th, the Xiangtan region experienced a deluge of unprecedented proportions, witnessing a flood described as a "once-in-forty-years" event by local farmers. This inundation submerged vast expanses of farmland and roads, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake.


By the night of July 28th, the relentless downpour led to a breach in the riverbank along the Juanshui rivers (Xiangjiang), according to a report by XInhua News. 

These extreme weather events serve as a stark reminder of the severe impact of climate change. The unprecedented scale of the flooding underscores the growing frequency and intensity of such natural disasters, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced climate resilience and proactive measures to mitigate the effects of our changing environment.


Reporter: Wendy

Editor: Richard

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