Yunnan Hit by Worst Drought in 50 Years
Published:
2010-02-04
China's western Yunnan province is experiencing its worst drought in 50 years. Some 8.85 million people face water shortages and the drought has affected 17.75 million mu (11.8 million hectares) of agricultural land and 2.09 million head of livestock.
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China National Radio
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