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Shenzhen Shekou Sea World Flood

On Sunday, June 10th, a rainstorm flooded the Sea World square in Shekou, Shenzhen. The flood has caused economic losses worth tens of millions of yuan, and virtually destroyed 20 restaurants and shops in the area. The following was sent in via e-mail by... ...full story at Lost Laowai

from Lost Laowai on Sun, Jul 01 2007

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