Flooding in China is getting more and more terrifying: More than 12 million people suffer,

Damages up to more than 80 trillion

China has removed its heavy rain warning after more than a month because the intensity of rain has gradually decreased and the scope of rain has narrowed.

Current economic losses are estimated at up to 25 billion yuan.

Many heavy rains since early June have caused many provinces and cities in China to seriously flood.

According to the national hydro-meteorological agency, the rainfall in July showed signs of decline,

However the situation is still quite complicated.

According to Bloomberg, last month's average rainfall was the 9th highest in history since 1961,

affecting at least 12 million people in 13 provinces and cities of the country, causing damage to 25 billion yuan (over 82 trillion VND).

China experienced the most severe flood in 1998, causing more than 2,000 deaths

and thousands of houses and crops were destroyed.

With this disaster, as of the end of June, there are at least 12 million people across 13 provinces in China

affected by floods - according to statistics from China's Ministry of Emergency Management.

78 people died, 97,000 houses were swept away. The economic damage is estimated at up to 25 billion Yuan (about 3.6 billion USD).

As for agriculture, at least 80,000 hectares of crops (including rice, vegetables and fruits) suffered heavy losses in Hubei Province.

The first time of lowering capital is extremely important to grow rice, and floods will make the production decline to be scary.

For thousands of years, China has struggled to control floods in low-lying areas by means of dykes and dams.

same works to control the rising water level.

However, the increasingly unpredictable weather has made this job more difficult than ever.

The lives of millions of people living along the rivers are in danger,

while environmentalists warn everything will continue until the works become more flexible,

and the story of global climate change is solved.

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