According to the publication Pengpai, floods in Guangxi Zhuang…
According to the publication Pengpai, floods in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region of China have washed away more than 100 animals from a zoo.
Consensus
- More than 100 animals were swept away from a zoo in Guiyang city, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China.
- The incident occurred due to flooding caused by Typhoon Maysak and heavy rains in early July.
- The zoo's territory was nearly completely flooded.
- All herbivorous animals were carried away by water flows.
- Some carnivores in cages died during the event.
- The damage to the zoo was estimated at four million yuan.
Points of divergence
- The damage to the zoo is estimated at around 45 million rubles, based on a conversion of 4 million yuan. — vesti
- The damage to the zoo is estimated at about 590 thousand rubles, based on a different conversion rate for 4 million yuan. — vm
- Local authorities raised flood warnings to the maximum red level. — vesti
- The dam at the Lulang reservoir was breached, contributing to flooding in the region. — vm
- 39 people died and nine are missing in Nanning city due to floods. — vesti
- At least 39 people died and nine are missing, but the location is not specified as Nanning city. — vm
- Russian tourists were reported not to have been affected by the flooding, according to the Russian Union of Tourism Industry (RSI) citing ITM group data. — vesti
- A powerful flood hit Dagestan on the same day, with a state of emergency declared in Gergebil district. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Over 100 animals swept away by flood from zoo in China — Вести
- Flood in Southern China Zoo Carried Away Over 100 Animals — Вечерняя Москва