Firefighters rescue people in flooded central China
Xinxiang (China) (AFP) – Firefighters rescue residents from deadly flooding in China’s Henan province. The rainfall in the region was the heaviest since record-keeping began 60 years ago.

Xinxiang (China) (AFP) – Firefighters rescue residents from deadly flooding in China’s Henan province. The rainfall in the region was the heaviest since record-keeping began 60 years ago.

Masih Alinejad, a campaigner for women's rights in Iran and host of a VOA Persian TV program, shares how U.S. federal agents saved her from an elaborate kidnapping attempt by Iranian authorities. Jesusemen Oni has more.
Zhengzhou (China) (AFP) – Vehicles are seen in a pile up on a motorway after record rainfall caused deadly floods in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou.
Zhengzhou (China) (AFP) – Vehicles are seen in a pile up on a motorway after record rainfall caused deadly floods in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou.

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