China’s Record $188 Billion Investment Boosts Water Conservancy in 2024
China invests a record 1.35 trillion yuan ($188 billion) in water conservancy projects in 2024, enhancing flood control and water supply across the nation.
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China invests a record 1.35 trillion yuan ($188 billion) in water conservancy projects in 2024, enhancing flood control and water supply across the nation.
Chinese President Xi Jinping chaired a meeting to address flood control and disaster relief as China enters its peak flood season, with significant flooding expected and typhoons intensifying the situation.
Over 300 workers have contained a dangerous seepage at the Qiantuanjian dike in Huarong County, Hunan Province, safeguarding the Dongting Lake region from potential flooding.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized the need for strengthened flood control and disaster relief measures during his inspection in Jiangxi Province, highlighting the importance of safeguarding lives and property.
China’s Ministry of Water Resources intensifies flood control measures as heavy rains continue to lash southern regions, raising concerns over flooding in the Pearl River basin.
China’s Ministry of Water Resources has activated a level-IV emergency response for flood control in five southern regions, deploying teams to assist local governments.
Recent cold wave slows thawing of China’s Yellow River, prompting enhanced flood control efforts amid concerns over ice-jam floods in upper and middle reaches.
China inaugurates a new flood control and drought relief headquarters for the Liaohe River basin, enhancing safety and water management in a key agricultural and industrial region.