Deadly Landslide Claims Lives of Six Amid China's Torrential Rains

A family of six was found dead in a temple in Fujian province after seeking shelter from heavy rains. The temple was toppled by a landslide caused by torrential downpours. In neighbouring Guangdong province, 47 people have died due to historic flooding, with more extreme weather warnings issued.

A tragic event unfolded in Fujian province as a family of six was found dead in a temple that had been toppled by a landslide. The family had sought shelter in the temple, which was on high ground, but the extreme weather proved fatal.

The region has been hit by torrential downpours leading to landslides and flooding. In neighbouring Guangdong province, 47 people have lost their lives due to historic flooding, causing extensive damage to infrastructure, including bridges and roads.

China's National Meteorological Centre has issued warnings for more severe weather in several provinces, predicting hail and strong thunderstorms. Efforts to mitigate the impact and rescue affected individuals continue as weather conditions remain precarious.