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Dozens dead in severe China floods | DW News

China has reported more deaths from devastating flooding in the south of the country. Extreme weather is battering parts of China, causing floods, triggering evacuations, and prompting rescue operatio

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Who cares they are 1 billion people minimum without counting ethnic republic
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Yeah only a dozen dead , any death number CCP reports is bogus , it should multiply with 1000 at least
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Ayos yan para mabawasan ang mga inutil na tao sa mundo na perwisyo sa kalikasan.
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@rednarok From YouTube ↗ 18 Jul 2026 2
dozens of thousands*
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Reducing population
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🙏♥️
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Semoga kalian baik2 saja sodara
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They treated other countries unfairly, but now they are getting a taste of their own medicine.
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DW needs to do an independent investigation into how many ACTUALLY died in these floods. My guess is at least 10,000.
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Bad karma
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Dozens try 1000s
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China is downplaying deathcount
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😢 enough destroying the mother earth.Stay safe everyone.
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Misgovernance of communist party
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@dwnews From YouTube ↗ 10 Jul 2026 1
Scientists say climate change is causing extreme weather in China, Japan, and Taiwan. They warn this year could be particularly hazardous in the region, with the expected emergence of El Nino fueling more frequent and intense typhoons.
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They stopped too many free flow of natural resources, rivers, streams by building dams and water bodies took back their course. Every year is the same thing.
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Disaster, wishing them well
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🙏 🕯
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All households in low lying areas in risk of flooding need to invest in emergency rafts to reduce casualties.