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Strong winds, hailstorms batter Jiujiang in China's Jiangxi Province, no casualties reported

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Strong winds, hailstorms batter Jiujiang in China's Jiangxi Province, no casualties reported

2025-08-25 17:31 Last Updated At:21:27

Strong winds and hailstorms triggered by severe convective weather battered Wuning County, Jiujiang City, in east China's Jiangxi Province on Sunday afternoon, causing varying degrees of damage to rice crops, trees, houses, and power facilities.

At around 15:30 on Sunday, Henglu Township in Wuning suffered from a rare autumn hailstorm after the heavy rain. 

Hailstones, with the size of broad beans, fell densely and lasted approximately 20 minutes.

As a result, numerous trees along the roads were knocked down, crops in the fields were flattened, and some houses and power facilities sustained damages. Fortunately, no casualties were reported.

After the storms, local town and village officials immediately went to the scene to assess the situation and organize production self-rescue.

Local power supply and transportation had been restored by Sunday night.

Strong winds, hailstorms batter Jiujiang in China's Jiangxi Province, no casualties reported

Strong winds, hailstorms batter Jiujiang in China's Jiangxi Province, no casualties reported

China Media Group (CMG), the country's flagship broadcaster, unveiled its 2026 flagship drama lineup in Beijing on Friday.

CMG will broadcast 55 major TV series and three short dramas ranging from historical epics to contemporary storylines that reflect everyday life, social change, and the spirit of the times.

The new lineup will align natural narrative and creative innovation with the country's 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030), continuously amplify the voice of mainstream values, and continue promoting the deep integration of film and television with cultural tourism, according to CMG.

CMG unveils 2026 flagship drama lineup

CMG unveils 2026 flagship drama lineup

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