Villagers in southern China are complaining of poor government support after the worst flash flooding in decades struck their homes, submerging roads, wiping out farms, and causing older buildings to collapse.
Guangdong provincial officials recorded over 24 inches of rainfall over five days beginning on August 2, which is nearly triple the normal precipitation for the entire month of August. Villages that have never before experienced heavy flooding found themselves underwater. At least seven deaths have been reported from flooding.
Flood waters poured into Yuzhong quickly enough to wash parked cars away:
Australia’s ABC News noted that the…
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