Some villagers still faces floods threat in China


Villagers in flooded areas


Wen Jiabao inspects flood-hit areas


Wen Jiabao urges great efforts to help flood-hit vicitims


Wen Jiabao visits flooded area


Classroom Set up in Tents

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China Faces Floods Threat
Two soldiers carry a sand bag on the dyke of the Yellow River in Urad Front Banner, north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Sept. 7, 2003. The river's dyke in Urad burst on Sept. 5. More than 2,000 people were blocking up the burst day and night to decrease the flooded areas. (Xinhua)
Floods along Yellow River force 20,000 to relocate

Some 20,000 villagers in Henan and Shandong provinces have been relocated to villages neighbouring their own as the local authorities and residents continued to fight flooding on the Yellow River.

Floods affect more than 100,000 in central China

Flooding from the Yellow River has so far impacted at least 100,000 villagers in Henan and Shandong provinces.

Major Reservoir on Yellow River Discharges Floodwater

Xiaolangdi Reservoir, a major water conservancy and irrigation facility on the Yellow River, started to discharge floodwater at 9:00 a.m. Saturday, according to sources from the flood and drought prevention headquarters of the Yellow River.
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