进出口备案管理系统:Severe drought parches S.China, many lakes "dead"

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Severe drought parches S.China, many lakes "dead"

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A boat rests on the riverbed in a section of the Hanjiang River, a major branch of the Yangtze River, in Yunxian county of Hubei province



In South China, where much of the area seems unable to shake off a drought that  last months.


Provinces including Hubei, Jiangsu, Guizhou, Hunan, and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region remain parched, and up to 120-thousand people have been affected.


Known as the "land of a thousand lakes," Hubei is suffering from a drought that has lasted for five months. A lingering drought in central China's Hubei Province has rendered 1,392 reservoirs virtually useless as only dead water remains in them.


One fourth of all small-sized reservoirs in Hubei were unusable with just dead water remaining in them which could only be pumped for use in an emergency.





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Photo taken on May 11, 2011, shows the bed full of cracks due to a severe drought under a bridge in the Dongting Lake in Yueyang city, Central China's Hunan province

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The bed of Poyang Lake showed due to the severe drought in Hunan province



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Due to the severe drought, the Poyang Lake in S. China Hunan province is "dead", villagers drive motocycle across the bed of the lake.



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2011-5-23 08:44
A boat rests on the riverbed in a section of the Hanjiang River, a major branch of the Yangtze River, in Yunxian county of Hubei province



In South China, where much of the area seems unable to shake off a drought that  last months.


Provinces including Hubei, Jiangsu, Guizhou, Hunan, and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region remain parched, and up to 120-thousand people have been affected.


Known as the "land of a thousand lakes," Hubei is suffering from a drought that has lasted for five months. A lingering drought in central China's Hubei Province has rendered 1,392 reservoirs virtually useless as only dead water remains in them.


One fourth of all small-sized reservoirs in Hubei were unusable with just dead water remaining in them which could only be pumped for use in an emergency.





3.jpg (90.23 KB)
2011-5-23 08:45

Photo taken on May 11, 2011, shows the bed full of cracks due to a severe drought under a bridge in the Dongting Lake in Yueyang city, Central China's Hunan province

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2011-5-23 08:49

The bed of Poyang Lake showed due to the severe drought in Hunan province



2.jpg (190.67 KB)
2011-5-23 08:44

Due to the severe drought, the Poyang Lake in S. China Hunan province is "dead", villagers drive motocycle across the bed of the lake.



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2011-5-23 08:58
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2011-5-23 08:58
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2011-5-23 08:58



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