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Reopened roads to speed up search for flood victims

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We were only able to search on foot and dig by hand," said Liu Xuefeng, deputy commander of the Gansu Forest Fire Brigade.The next day, we were brought to the shelter, and we were provided with hot meals and clean bedding," said Song Juhua, 63, a resident of Ma-liantan village.

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Reopened roads to speed up search for flood victims

We were only able to search on foot and dig by hand," said Liu Xuefeng, deputy commander of the Gansu Forest Fire Brigade.The next day, we were brought to the shelter, and we were provided with hot meals and clean bedding," said Song Juhua, 63, a resident of Ma-liantan village.

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Ecns broke the news in China 7 days ago on Monday, August 11, 2025.

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