China: All rescue operations have been abandoned leaving tens of thousands stranded without electricity, food or fresh water.

#ChinaFloods update

Chongqing Fuling Longtan,

The gates have been opened on the Changjiang River, Yichang was flooded and Chongqing was flooded millions of people missing and dead and the news isn't reporting it. pic.twitter.com/W9isC23ufm

— The Underground Silk-Railroad Communique (@UndergroundSilk) July 21, 2020

STUNNING FOOTAGE from China's Hubei Province -- Barge Slams into Bridge, Mudslide Caught on Video - Massive Destruction (VIDEOS) https://t.co/bDDsHrhOw2 via @gatewaypundit @JoeHoft @WarRoomPandemic

— Jim Hoft (@gatewaypundit) July 22, 2020

*Flood update*

July 20th at 8 o'clock in the morning #3gorgesdam opens unleashing the waters onto Hubei, Jiujiang, Jiangxi, Anhui and Jiangsu provinces.#China pic.twitter.com/91qidLeUpJ

— The Underground Silk-Railroad Communique (@UndergroundSilk) July 21, 2020

The flooding is spreading in China.

Anhui province was hit extremely hard the past few days with some cities seeing the highest water levels in recorded history.

All clips in this video are from Anhui province, July 18th-20th, 2020. pic.twitter.com/xqFndWZh7Q

— Things China Doesn't Want You To Know (@TruthAbtChina) July 21, 2020

Hubei province, Enshi city,

Before the water almost flooded the city. Three days after the floods, the city had no water for 10 days, and residents lined up to receive water. Enshi city has more than 1.5 million residents, all without water or electricity. #China pic.twitter.com/Nr1vcezZam

— Harry Chen PhD (@HarryChenPhD1) July 23, 2020

Anhui, Guzhen village,

All rescue operations have been abandoned leaving tens of thousands stranded without electricity, food or fresh water.#ChinaFloods #Weather pic.twitter.com/lLi4T7bwDx

— Harry Chen PhD (@HarryChenPhD1) July 21, 2020

A barge requisitioned to rescued peope stranded by the floods crashes into a bride and is ripped to pieces, some people can be seen on deck, it is unclear if they are deckhands or civilians. Surely this will not be reported on Chinese News#China #Weather pic.twitter.com/WSwnfwH2Tk

— Harry Chen PhD (@HarryChenPhD1) July 21, 2020