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As the rainy season has already started in China, heavy rain is pouring in, causing damage one after another.
Last year, China suffered the worst flooding, and this summer's rainy season is also scary from the start.
This is Beijing Correspondent Ji-Sung Kim.
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Just before the vehicle is completely submerged in the sudden surge of water, the police desperately break the window and rescue the driver.
The bridge collapsed helplessly, and the ground sank, creating a huge hole in the middle of the road.
They are isolated at the bus stop, and sometimes they swim through the streets.
[Come out quickly, who told you to get into the water? Come out soon.] It
rained sporadically since last month, and it poured all over China last weekend.
Heavy rain warnings have been issued for 10 provinces, and Heilongjiang has experienced the largest flooding in 50 years.
Hubei Province, where the Sanxia Dam is located, has also taken an emergency response.
The China Meteorological Administration has predicted that this torrential rain will be the strongest this year, with more than 80 mm per hour in some places.
[China CCTV Broadcasting: It is raining the strongest since entering the rainy season. It will rain more, and the scope will expand.]
Chinese authorities have not disclosed the extent of the flood damage immediately, but until the 6th, 7 people have died and 5 million people have been injured.
The number of streams crossing the flood boundary water level has increased by 30% compared to the previous year.
Last year, there were 21 floods in China, killing 270 people and displacing 70 million more people than Korea's population.
Last year's floods were the worst recorded since 1998, and there is growing concern that this year's floods will be similar to last year's.
(Video coverage: Choi Duk-hyun, video editing: Park Ji-in, video source: CCTV Weibo)