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Gansu Party chief orders safety checks on motorhome campsites after flash flood

26.07.2026 23:49 1 min 1 source
zaobao.com.sg ZHO
Gansu Party chief orders safety checks on motorhome campsites after flash flood
Original source: zaobao.com.sg

A flash flood in Weiyuan County, Gansu, China, on July 26 killed 10 people and injured 23. Provincial Party Secretary Hu Changsheng called for enhanced rainfall monitoring and safety inspections of tourist facilities, including motorhome and caravan campsites, and for the evacuation of visitors.

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Gansu Party chief orders safety checks on motorhome campsites after flash flood

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