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Reservoir breach caused damages in Shanxi

www.chinanews.cn 2007-06-19 10:35:30

A reservoir breach released 700,000 cubic meters of water, causing damage
to the houses, highway, and farmland in Jishan County, North China's
Shanxi Province, June 18, 2007. No one was hurt in the accident, local
media said.

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