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China floods kill 39, leave nine missing as torrential rain batters Guangxi

Flooding triggered by torrential rains has killed 39 people and left nine missing in China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Authorities continue rescue efforts as heavy rainfall, swollen rivers and flood risks spread to other parts of the country under the impact of Typhoon Bavi.

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Floods triggered by rounds of torrential rains have left 39 people dead and nine others missing in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, the Chinese authorities said on Thursday.

The death toll includes the casualties resulting from a severe reservoir breach in the regional capital city of Nanning, according to a flood control and disaster relief press conference held at noon on Thursday. On Tuesday, authorities upgraded the emergency flood response for northeast China's Jilin Province from Level IV to Level III, as heavy rainfall triggered severe flooding in this region, reports Xinhua news agency.

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