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Water level of Ganjiang River rises as torrential rain hit China's Jiangxi

(Xinhua)

09:00, May 04, 2012

A pathway to sightseeing ships is submerged in Ganjiang River in Nanchang, capital of east China's Jiangxi Province, May 3, 2012. Water level of Ganjiang River rose up quickly to 19.94 meters Thursday as torrential rain hit the province in recent days. (Xinhua/Zhou Mi)


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