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China's southern provinces on Tuesday continued to be hit by rainstorms, with water levels of rivers rising sharply, causing serious floods and mudslides in cities and rural areas.
Around 145, 000 people were evacuated from areas in Guangxi autonomous region, officials said.
Over 2,700 houses collapsed and 10-thousand more were damaged to varying degrees, according to a government report.
State broadcaster CCTV said more than 1,000 villagers were trapped in a flooded village in Guilin of Guangxi.
In Jiangxi Province, the rainstorm and flood have affected nearly 500,000 people and 433,000 hectares of crops land, according to local authorities.
In Zhejiang Province, the water levels of the rivers flowing through villages near city of Quzhou have been rising after days of torrential rain and low-lying areas have been completely submerged.
CCTV showed video of a rescue team going to a cattle farm in Quzhou to move the cattle and farmers to safe places.
In Guangdong Province, about 274,000 people have been affected by the flood according to the provincial emergency management department.
Some 15,000 residents were evacuated from cities including Shaoguan and Qingyuan due to floods and landslides, CCTV reported.
Heavy rainfall damaged roads in some parts of the province causing severe traffic disruption and delays.
The local meteorological department has forecast more rain for Monday and Tuesday.
Chinese authorities on Sunday issued this year's first red alert, the most severe warning, for possible mountain torrents in parts of the country.
China's ministry of water resources has warned that there will be more rainstorms in southern provinces early next week.

Floods wreak havoc in China; 2,700 houses collapsed, 10,000 damaged

Floods wreak havoc in China; 2,700 houses collapsed, 10,000 damaged

China's southern provinces on Tuesday continued to be hit by rainstorms, with water levels of rivers rising sharply, causing serious floods and mudslides in cities and rural areas.
Around 145, 000 people were evacuated from areas in Guangxi autonomous region, officials said.
Over 2,700 houses collapsed and 10-thousand more were damaged to varying degrees, according to a government report.
State broadcaster CCTV said more than 1,000 villagers were trapped in a flooded village in Guilin of Guangxi.
In Jiangxi Province, the rainstorm and flood have affected nearly 500,000 people and 433,000 hectares of crops land, according to local authorities.
In Zhejiang Province, the water levels of the rivers flowing through villages near city of Quzhou have been rising after days of torrential rain and low-lying areas have been completely submerged.
CCTV showed video of a rescue team going to a cattle farm in Quzhou to move the cattle and farmers to safe places.
In Guangdong Province, about 274,000 people have been affected by the flood according to the provincial emergency management department.
Some 15,000 residents were evacuated from cities including Shaoguan and Qingyuan due to floods and landslides, CCTV reported.
Heavy rainfall damaged roads in some parts of the province causing severe traffic disruption and delays.
The local meteorological department has forecast more rain for Monday and Tuesday.
Chinese authorities on Sunday issued this year's first red alert, the most severe warning, for possible mountain torrents in parts of the country.
China's ministry of water resources has warned that there will be more rainstorms in southern provinces early next week.

While punishing heat continues unabated in north India with day-time temperatures still lingering in 40s, the states of Assam and Kerala have been dealing with heavy rains.  In Assam, over 7 lakh people are reportedly affected due to rains. The flood situation in Assam deteriorated on Thursday with one more person losing his life. Districts of Nagaon, Cachar and Hojai have been the worst affected.  Assam has reported damage to railway lines, road links, property and crops.  Massive erosion of land and landslides have devastated the state, causing more hurdles in the efforts to restore normalcy. The Brahmaputra and some of its tributaries are flowing above the danger mark at in several places. The Army has been deployed for relief and rescue efforts while IAF airdropped food materials in flood hit areas. In the coastal state of Kerala at the other end of the country, normal life remains affected. Waterlogging that submerged houses and shops was reported in Kochi as heavy rains lashed the state.  IMD, meanwhile has forecasted continued rains until Sunday in Kerala. The state is expected to witness heavy rains in nine districts.  Karnataka’s Bengaluru witnessed deluge, wreaking havoc in the city. The weather department has issued an ‘orange’ alert in many parts predicting heavy rains for the next 4-5 days. The official monsoon season is yet to hit the subcontinent. According to IMD, Kerala will see the first Monsoon shower of the season on May 27, which is 5 days earlier than usual.  

Devastating floods in Assam affects over 7 lakh; rain warning for Kerala, Bengaluru

Rains are wreaking havoc in the states of Assam and Kerala&nbsp;even as the rest of the country is witnessing punishing heat

While punishing heat continues unabated in north India with day-time temperatures still lingering in 40s, the states of Assam and Kerala have been dealing with heavy rains. &nbsp; In Assam, over 7 lakh people are reportedly affected due to the heavy downpour&nbsp;the hilly state has witnessed in the last week.
The flood situation in Assam deteriorated on Thursday with one more person losing his life.&nbsp;
Assam has reported damage to railway lines, road links, property and crops. &nbsp;
Massive erosion of land and landslides have devastated the state,&nbsp;causing more hurdles in the efforts to restore normalcy.&nbsp;
The Brahmaputra and some of its tributaries are flowing above the danger mark at in several places.&nbsp;
The Army has been deployed for relief and rescue efforts while IAF airdropped food materials in flood hit areas.&nbsp;
In the coastal state of Kerala at the other end of the country, normal life remains affected too.
Waterlogging that submerged houses and shops was reported in Kochi as heavy rains lashed the state. &nbsp;
IMD, meanwhile has forecasted continued rains until Sunday in Kerala. The state is expected to witness heavy rains in nine districts. &nbsp;
Karnataka&rsquo;s Bengaluru witnessed deluge, wreaking havoc in the city. The weather department has issued an &lsquo;orange&rsquo; alert in many parts predicting heavy rains for the next 4-5 days.&nbsp;
The official monsoon season is yet to hit the subcontinent. According to IMD, Kerala will see the first Monsoon shower of the season on May 27, which is 5 days earlier than usual.&nbsp; &nbsp;

At least three people were killed in landslides in Dima Hasao district of Assam, an official bulletin said.
According to a bulletin issued by Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) on Saturday night, three persons, including a woman, lost their lives in Haflong revenue circle of Dima Hasao.
The hill district has been ravaged by flash floods and massive landslides at several places, snapping rail and road links from other parts of the state.
ASDMA said that landslides have been reported from New Kunjung, Fiangpui, Moulhoi, Namzeurang, South Bagetar, Mahadev Tilla, Kalibari, North Bagetar, Zion and Lodi Pangmoul villages, where around 80 houses were severely affected.
"Railway line at Jatinga-Harangajao and Mahur-Phaiding was blocked due to landslides. Before reaching Maibang tunnel at Geremlambra village, road is likely to be blocked due to landslides," it added.
The ASDMA further said that nearly 25,000 people are affected by floods across five districts in Assam.
The worst-hit is Cachar with over 21,000 people affected, followed by Karbi Anglong West with nearly 2,000 victims and Dhemaji with more than 600 persons hit by the deluge.
At least 227 people are taking shelter in 10 relief camps and distribution centres set up across two districts.
Nearly 2,200 people were rescued by the Army, paramilitary forces, Fire and Emergency Services, SDRF, civil administration and trained volunteers from Cachar and Hojai districts.
Incidents of massive waterlogging have been reported from various parts of Guwahati.
The ASDMA has issued flood alert for Cachar, Karimganj, Dhemaji, Morigaon and Nagaon districts for the next 12-72 hours.

3 dead in Assam flash floods, alert issued for Kerala

Heavy rains in Assam caused landslide, leaving 3 dead; rain warning in Kerala&nbsp;and Assam issued

At least three people were killed in landslides in Dima Hasao district of Assam, an official bulletin said.
According to a bulletin issued by Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) on Saturday night, three persons, including a woman, lost their lives in Haflong revenue circle of Dima Hasao.
The hill district has been ravaged by flash floods and massive landslides at several places, snapping rail and road links from other parts of the state.
ASDMA said that landslides have been reported from New Kunjung, Fiangpui, Moulhoi, Namzeurang, South Bagetar, Mahadev Tilla, Kalibari, North Bagetar, Zion and Lodi Pangmoul villages, where around 80 houses were severely affected.
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"Railway line at Jatinga-Harangajao and Mahur-Phaiding was blocked due to landslides. Before reaching Maibang tunnel at Geremlambra village, road is likely to be blocked due to landslides," it added.
The ASDMA further said that nearly 25,000 people are affected by floods across five districts in Assam.
The worst-hit is Cachar with over 21,000 people affected, followed by Karbi Anglong West with nearly 2,000 victims and Dhemaji with more than 600 persons hit by the deluge.
At least 227 people are taking shelter in 10 relief camps and distribution centres set up across two districts.
Nearly 2,200 people were rescued by the Army, paramilitary forces, Fire and Emergency Services, SDRF, civil administration and trained volunteers from Cachar and Hojai districts.
Incidents of massive waterlogging have been reported from various parts of Guwahati.
The ASDMA has issued flood alert for Cachar, Karimganj, Dhemaji, Morigaon and Nagaon districts for the next 12-72 hours.

The Chennai residents struggled to cope with floods triggered by heavy rains, the weather forecast warns of more rainfall.


How Chennai struggled to cope with floods triggered by heavy rains

As heavy rains triggered floods, the residents of Tamil Nadu&nbsp;were forced to wade through knee-deep waters as they tried to carry on with their daily activities.&nbsp;
Many people have shifted to temporary shelters after the rains destroyed their homes and properties.&nbsp;
BITE:&nbsp;We don't have food, there's no place to live, nowhere to sleep,"&nbsp;
At least 14 people have died in the state of Tamil Nadu due to heavy rainfall and strong winds.
The meteorological department renewed a severe rainfall alert for Tamil Nadu and other provinces on Thursday for the coming days as a tropical depression over southwest Bay of Bengal continued to move land.
Heavy rain in southern India is not uncommon during the late monsoon season, but severe weather events like the floods in Chennai are becoming more frequent as a result of global warming.

At least 14 people have died in the state of Tamil Nadu due to heavy rainfall and strong winds.

As heavy rains triggered floods, the residents of Tamil Nadu&nbsp;were forced to wade through knee-deep waters as they tried to carry on with their daily activities.&nbsp;
Many people have shifted to temporary shelters after the rains destroyed their homes and properties.&nbsp;
"We don't have food, there's no place to live, nowhere to sleep," a&nbsp;Chennai resident said.
At least 14 people have died in the state of Tamil Nadu due to heavy rainfall and strong winds.
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The meteorological department renewed a severe rainfall alert for Tamil Nadu and other provinces on Thursday for the coming days as a tropical depression over southwest Bay of Bengal continued to move land.
Heavy rain in southern India is not uncommon during the late monsoon season, but severe weather events like the floods in Chennai are becoming more frequent as a result of global warming.

This couple in The Philippines took the phrase 'come rain or shine' quite seriously!
In photographs that are now doing the rounds of social media, Ronil Guilli

In photos: Filipino couple walks through floods to get married

Even a flood couldn't deter this Filipino couple from getting married! The duo was seen wading through flooded water to reach their wedding venue.

This couple in The Philippines took the phrase 'come rain or shine' quite seriously!
In photographs that are now doing the rounds of social media, Ronil Guillipa and Jeziel Masuela can be seen all decked up for their wedding, as they walk through a flooded river to reach the church.
Friends and relatives too braved the stormy weather to be by the couple's side.&nbsp;
Congratulations have been pouring in for the couple with people praising them for being so undeterred.

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