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Rescue workers and residentsin flood-devastated ZhouquCounty, Gansu Province, wasteno time, combing debris forsurvivors, treating the injured,delivering basic needs to evac-uated residents and restori
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Rescue workers and residentsin flood-devastated ZhouquCounty, Gansu Province, wasteno time, combing debris forsurvivors, treating the injured,delivering basic needs to evac-uated residents and restoringmunicipal services
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