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The death toll from the rain-triggered unprecedented floods in central China has risen to 51 with the official estimate of losses totalling about USD 10 billion.
The torrential rains, the heaviest in 1,000 years, have affected about three million people in Henan province and a total of 376,000 local residents have been relocated to safe places.The death toll caused by downpours and floods has increased to 51 in the Henan provincial capital of Zhengzhou.
Zhengzhou, meanwhile, downgraded its emergency response level as it continued to clean up after this week&rsquo;s devastating floods, but other parts of Henan province were bracing for more heavy rainfall, the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post reported.
Zhengzhou&nbsp;was hit by several days of heavy rainfall, causing floods of an intensity not seen in decades.
Over 8,000 military personnel worked in 10 different danger zones around the city, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported.

Heaviest rain in 1000 years in China: these 5 viral flood videos chronicle the massive devastation

The torrential rains, the heaviest in 1,000 years in China, have affected about three million people&nbsp;with the official estimate of losses totalling about USD 10 billion.&nbsp;These videos from Zhengzhou&nbsp;give us a sense of devastation&nbsp;that unfolded.

Heaviest rain in 1000 years in China: these viral flood videos chronicle the massive devastation

The death toll from the rain-triggered unprecedented floods in central China has risen to 51 with the official estimate of losses totalling about USD 10 billion.
The torrential rains, the heaviest in 1,000 years, have affected about three million people in Henan province and a total of 376,000 local residents have been relocated to safe places.
The death toll caused by downpours and floods has increased to 51 in the Henan provincial capital of Zhengzhou.
These videos from Zhengzhou&nbsp;give us a sense of devastation&nbsp;that unfolded.

The torrential rains, the heaviest in 1,000 years in China, have affected about three million people in Henan province and a total of 376,000 local residents have been relocated to safe places.

The death toll from the rain-triggered unprecedented floods in central China has risen to 51 with the official estimate of losses totalling about USD 10 billion.
The torrential rains, the heaviest in 1,000 years, have affected about three million people in Henan province and a total of 376,000 local residents have been relocated to safe places. The death toll caused by downpours and floods has increased to 51 in the Henan provincial capital of Zhengzhou.
Zhengzhou, meanwhile, downgraded its emergency response level as it continued to clean up after this week&rsquo;s devastating floods, but other parts of Henan province were bracing for more heavy rainfall, the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post reported. 
Zhengzhou&nbsp;was hit by several days of heavy rainfall, causing floods of an intensity not seen in decades.
Over 8,000 military personnel worked in 10 different danger zones around the city, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported.

Heavy rain has caused severe flooding in parts of central China, forcing authorities to evacuate hundreds of people from their homes. More than 10,000 people in Henan province have been evacuated to shelters following the record rainfall.
More than a dozen cities have been affected with main roads forced to close and flights cancelled. Images on social media showed entire streets submerged, with cars and debris left drifting in the fast-moving floodwaters. Videos showed passengers in flooded subway carriages with water reaching their shoulders.
At least 12 people have died in the city of Zhengzhou since the flooding began, according to authorities. There are fears that a dam in Henan province could collapse after a 65ft breach has emerged. Soldiers have been deployed to the area and locals have been warned to leave the area.
Rescue operations are underway in worst-affected areas but it is not yet known how many people - if any - are still trapped.

China floods: Thousands evacuated, train stations and roads inundated

Thousands evacuated from their homes in China due to floods, train stations and roads inundated

Torrential rain leads to severe flooding in China, thousands evacuated China: More than 10,000 people in Henan province evacuated to shelters Over a dozen cities affected with main roads closed and flights cancelled Entire streets submerged, with cars and debris drifting in floodwaters At least 12 people have died in the city of Zhengzhou since flooding began There are fears that a dam in Henan province could collapse, say officials Rescue operations are underway, but not clear how many are still trapped

More than a dozen cities have been affected with main roads forced to close and flights cancelled.&nbsp;10,000 people in Henan province have been evacuated to shelters, while 12 deaths reported from&nbsp;Zhengzhou.

Heavy rain has caused severe flooding in parts of central China, forcing authorities to evacuate hundreds of people from their homes. More than 10,000 people in Henan province have been evacuated to shelters following the record rainfall.
More than a dozen cities have been affected with main roads forced to close and flights cancelled. Images on social media showed entire streets submerged, with cars and debris left drifting in the fast-moving floodwaters. Videos showed passengers in flooded subway carriages with water reaching their shoulders.
At least 12 people have died in the city of Zhengzhou since the flooding began, according to authorities. There are fears that a dam in Henan province could collapse after a 65ft breach has emerged. Soldiers have been deployed to the area and locals have been warned to leave the area.
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