How China's government is tackling 'once in a century' rainfall - DW News.
At least 4 people have been killed following days of torrential rainfall in southern China. More than a hundred thousand have been evacuated because of flooding and landslides in Guangdong province. Qingyuan is one of the worst-affected cities, with scientists blaming climate change.
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