Flooding hits China's south but temperatures sizzle elsewhere


A villager clears tree branches stuck on the bridge in the rain at a flooded area in Liuzhou, in south-western China's Guangxi province on June 13. - PHOTO: AFP

HONG KONG (Reuters): China's National Meteorological Centre on Sunday issued an alert for high temperatures as multiple regions across the country experience sweltering heat, while many southern provinces issued severe flood warnings due to heavy rains.

The intensity of high temperatures is expected to decrease in north China and regions between the Yellow River and the Huaihe River, the centre said.

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