Guilin, the picturesque city known for its stunning karst landscapes, is facing unprecedented water levels after torrential rains poured down on Wednesday night. 🌧️
At 12:55 a.m. on Thursday, the water level at the Guilin hydrological station surged to 148.88 meters. That's a whopping 2.88 meters above the station's warning line, according to local data. 😱
This new peak surpasses the previous record set during the massive flood of 1998, marking a significant moment in the region's history. Residents are on high alert as authorities monitor the situation closely to ensure everyone's safety. 🏞️🚨
\"It's like nothing we've seen before,\" commented a local resident. \"We're staying informed and prepared.\" 💪
The heavy rainfall is part of a weather pattern affecting parts of south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Officials are urging people to stay safe, avoid flooded areas, and keep an eye on updates. 📢
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story, and remember to stay safe if you're in the area! 🙏
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Water rises to record levels due to heavy rainfall in Guilin
cgtn.com
