230,000 people face water shortage in E China
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The dried up riverside is visible below the Poyanghu bridge in Hukou county, East China's Jiangxi province, Dec 10, 2010. A reduction in rainfall since late October lowered the water levels of rivers and dried up a handful of reservoirs, seriously affecting water supplies, leaving 230, 000 people facing a growing water shortage. The province has vowed to spare no effort in disaster relief work. [Xinhua] |
![The dried up riverside is visible below the Poyanghu bridge in Hukou county, East China's Jiangxi province, Dec 10, 2010. A reduction in rainfall since late October lowered the water levels of rivers and dried up a handful of reservoirs, seriously affecting water supplies, leaving 230, 000 people facing a growing water shortage. The province has vowed to spare no effort in disaster relief work. [Xinhua]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20101213/000bcdb95f1d0e70187326.jpg "The dried up riverside is visible below the Poyanghu bridge in Hukou county, East China's Jiangxi province, Dec 10, 2010. A reduction in rainfall since late October lowered the water levels of rivers and dried up a handful of reservoirs, seriously affecting water supplies, leaving 230, 000 people facing a growing water shortage. The province has vowed to spare no effort in disaster relief work. [Xinhua]")
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