The Chinese regime’s disaster relief after rare and severe flooding in Guangxi Province in southern China has been inadequate and inefficient, while self-organized Chinese volunteers have played an important role in helping victims, according to a volunteer who spoke with The Epoch Times.
After days of torrential rain brought by Typhoon Maysak, a reservoir collapsed in Guangxi on July 6, causing major flooding that killed at least 39 people, according to an official announcement.
The ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) announced additional relief funds and measures for the Guangxi flood disaster zones after being criticized for a slow reaction and earlier providing significant aid to Venezuela earthquake victims….
China’s Flood Disaster Relief Inadequate as Many Victims Struggle to Find Food and Drinking Water: Volunteer
