Rainstorms affect over 700,000 people in China's Jiangxi
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NANCHANG - About 728,000 people in east China's Jiangxi province have been affected as of Tuesday afternoon due to rain-triggered floods, the provincial emergency management office said.
The rainstorms started on June 2 and have forced 47,000 people to evacuate, damaged 42,300 hectares of crops and toppled 237 houses. It caused a direct economic loss of 720 million yuan (about 101.7 million US dollars), according to official statistics.
The weather department forecast another round of significant rainfall on Tuesday and Wednesday in the province.
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