Flood peak of Ganjiang River to pass Nanchang in early morning
08:36, June 23, 2010 
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A house on the central shoal of the Ganjiang River is immersed in the flood, in Nanchang City, east China's Jiangxi Province, June 22, 2010. The flood peak of Ganjiang River is expected to pass Nanchang in the early morning on June 23. (Xinhua/Chen Chunyuan)
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（Editor：梁军）
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