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Fifteen people were killed and three were missing as of Tuesday after torrential rains battered North Chinas Shanxi Province, causing floods and landslides. The impact of the weather on cultural relics in the province gradually emerged, such as the famous Pingyao in Jinzhong city, the nations best preserved ancient city - which suffered 51 collapsed or damaged spots on its walls.

Torrential rains in Shanxi province claimed the lives of 15 people, and three are missing, according to officials at a news conference held on Tuesday in Taiyuan.

It is reported that, at present, the coal mines owned by public companies such as Shanxi Coking Coal, Jinjiang Coal, Lu'an Chemical, Huayang New Material, Yongtai Energy and Lanhua Science and Technology are all in normal production.

Since Oct. 2, China’s largest coal-producing province, Shanxi, has experienced continuous heavy rain, affecting more than 70 districts ...

More than 1.76 million people have been affected as of now due to the severe rainfall and flooding in China Shanxi province on Sunday.

Severe rainfall and flooding battered North China Shanxi province, affecting more than 1.76 million people as of Sunday.

Torrential rain that lasted for almost five days straight has forced China’s coal hub to close 60 coal ...

Severe rainfall and flooding in North Chinas Shanxi Province have affected more than 1.76 million people as of Sunday. A total of 120,100 have been relocated, 2,849,600 mu (189,973 hectares) of crops have been damaged, and more than 17,000 houses have collapsed, the Xinhua News Agency reported on Sunday.

More than 1.76 million people have been affected as of now due to the severe rainfall and flooding in China Shanxi province on Sunday.

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