Dam Collapse in Northeast China Blamed on Officials

A dam collapsed in northern China, unleashing about 141 million cubic feet of water and decimating five villages downstream.
Dam Collapse in Northeast China Blamed on Officials
Only two kilometers (1.2 miles) from the Dahe Dam, the Dahe Village incurred the worst housing damage. Photo provided by a source in China
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Only two kilometers (1.2 miles) from the Dahe Dam, the Dahe Village incurred the worst housing damage. (Photo provided by a source in China)
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