Nama : Syafrina Rusda
Kelas : 1AP1
Nim : 992021023
Heavy rains in China's Henan province caused widespread flooding that killed over 30 people. In Zhengzhou, over 12 people died trapped in a flooded subway train. Nearly 400,000 people were forced to evacuate their homes as roads, buildings, and cars became submerged under flood waters. Drone footage showed the immense scale of damage across cities in Henan province from the 6 days of continuous heavy rains.
Nama : Syafrina Rusda
Kelas : 1AP1
Nim : 992021023
Heavy rains in China's Henan province caused widespread flooding that killed over 30 people. In Zhengzhou, over 12 people died trapped in a flooded subway train. Nearly 400,000 people were forced to evacuate their homes as roads, buildings, and cars became submerged under flood waters. Drone footage showed the immense scale of damage across cities in Henan province from the 6 days of continuous heavy rains.
Nama : Syafrina Rusda
Kelas : 1AP1
Nim : 992021023
Heavy rains in China's Henan province caused widespread flooding that killed over 30 people. In Zhengzhou, over 12 people died trapped in a flooded subway train. Nearly 400,000 people were forced to evacuate their homes as roads, buildings, and cars became submerged under flood waters. Drone footage showed the immense scale of damage across cities in Henan province from the 6 days of continuous heavy rains.
12 people died in a submerged subway train in central China. Known 30 people died, zhengzhou province and other cities became overwhelmed by the flood storm. Rescue efforts are still being carried out in the middle of the rain which continued for 6 days. Many roads, buildings, cars are flooded. Nearly 400,000 people have fled their homes. According to the reporter who covered the incident, after the rain stopped, many cars were damaged and the place was not suitable, like many cars that were stranded in the middle of the road and got stuck. The death toll was greatly increased and the rains were also spreading northward causing the towns and villages there to deal with severe amounts of water. In this less than 10 year old city there is a story where several people were crammed into one carriage so that they lost their lives within 24 hours we don’t know how exactly it happened, but Beijing’s national government has warned other cities to immediately review their regulations when in a flooded area. Aerial images capture the scale of flooding in China’s Henan province showing cars and roads still submerged in water. The rains killed 12 people and broke the record for flooding the longest railway tunnel in the city of zhengzhou, killing more than 500 people.