Floodwaters start receding in southern China
Floodwaters began receding Tuesday in parts of southern China after killing at least 63 people, swamping 2.5 million acres of farmland and causing billions of dollars in damage, the government said.
Floodwaters are receding on the NSW north coast, revealing costly damage caused by days of heavy rain that killed one person, displaced thousands of others and now threatens the agricultural sector.