Mudslides in Yunnan & Gansu-2000 villagers disappeared. Inner Mongolia releases floodwaters secretly

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On August 20, 2025, severe mudslides and floods struck multiple regions in China, including Yunnan, Gansu, and Inner Mongolia. Thousands of villagers were affected, with roads washed away, homes destroyed, and emergency response struggling to reach isolated areas.

In Yunnan, Tuanjie Village and Enyong Village were heavily impacted, with many residents trapped on rooftops as mudslides tore through early in the morning. Official reports claim a few fatalities, but eyewitnesses suggest the real toll may be much higher.

Inner Mongolia experienced torrential rain, resulting in floods that spread downstream to neighboring Shaanxi Province. Sudden releases of floodwaters worsened the situation, destroying crops, homes, and businesses.

Meanwhile, in Fujian Province, unannounced sluice releases swept tourists off the beaches, showing the dangers of man-made water management disasters.

This video provides an overview of the ongoing extreme weather events in China, highlighting both natural disasters and the challenges of local emergency responses.

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