Three dead and 17 missing after flooding in China's Chongqing
Severe flooding in Chongqing, China has resulted in three fatalities and 17 individuals reported missing. Rescue operations are currently in progress, with the government allocating nearly $3 million for disaster recovery efforts. The extreme rainfall has significantly impacted the Yongchuan district, prompting urgent responses from local authorities.
- ▪Three people have died due to flooding in Chongqing.
- ▪Seventeen individuals are currently missing as a result of the extreme weather.
- ▪The Chinese government has allocated nearly $3 million for disaster recovery efforts.
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| Publication time | Sun, 24 May 2026 12:34:39 GMT |
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Three dead and 17 missing after flooding in China's ChongqingRescue efforts were underway after extreme rainfall hit Chongqing’s Yongchuan district, with China allocating nearly $3 million for disaster recovery.Follow us on GoogleCHINA-WEATHER Rescuers use pumps to drain off water after heavy rains at a flooded residential compound in southwestern China's Chongqing municipality on July 9, 2025.(photo credit: CN-STR / AFP via Getty Images)
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