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China: 12 die as heavy rains lash Henan province

| @indiablooms | Jul 22, 2021, at 12:07 am

Beijing: As many as 12 people died as record-breaking rainfall flooded underground railway tunnels in China's Henan province, media reports said.

Several people were left trapped in the rising water.

Video shared on social media shows evening commuters just managing to keep their heads above water. Water is seen rushing onto platforms, reports BBC.

More than 500 people were eventually rescued from the tunnels in Henan province, officials told BBC.

Heavy rains have reportedly caused damage in the region.

Even rains led to the evacuations of 200,000.

Above ground, roads have been turned into rivers, with cars and debris swept along in fast moving currents. A number of pedestrians have had to be rescued, reports BBC.

Rains have hit several cities in the province.

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