Tragedy on Wu River: Two Boats Overturn in Guizhou, 20 Feared Missing

International News:On Sunday, 2025, what happened in the Wu River in the Kianxi area of ​​Guizhou province of China was a major setback not only for the local residents but for the entire country. Two boats, which were carrying 70 people, suddenly overturned. Fast storms, hailstorms and dense fog had created a terrible scene, whose victims became the helpless people. In this, 20 people went missing, for which the process of rescue operations continued overnight.

Facing natural disaster: Mixed effect of storm and hailstorm

The Wu River, one of the two longest rivers in China, is a tributary of Yangtji, which looked peaceful till this day. But sudden rains, hailstorms and storms brought the form of floods in this river. The river water turned into rapid flow. In such a situation, it was natural to deteriorate the balance of boats. There was a dense fog on the surface of the river, and darkness was covered everywhere, which made the rescue work even more difficult.

Adventure efforts: Some saved their lives by swimming

The horrors of the incident were realized by some people who swam and saved their lives. Despite the rapid flow of the river and deep water, he made adventure and reached the safe edge. An eyewitness said, "This scene was even more heartbreaking when the swimming people were seen drowning and emerging in the water, such as the struggle of life in the river water."

Fast of rescue work and challenges

According to the report, rescuers had taken out more than 50 people safely by sunday.But the real challenge of rescue work began when it became clear that many people are still missing and no clue has been found. Even in the dark of night, rescuers kept searching for people on the banks of the river regardless of their lives and despite difficult situations. The fierce conditions of the river and the havoc of the weather were constantly making them two-four with challenges, but their courage and resolve gave a new hope.

Wu river streams and lack of administration preparation

This incident has raised many questions on the system of disaster management of Chinese administration. When the currents of the Wu River could be so fast, did the administration ensure preparations for disaster management in this area earlier? Was safety standards followed in the operation of these boats? These questions essentially arise after this accident, and the administration will have to answer them.

Climate Change and Better Disaster Management Needs

This phenomenon reflects the increasing impact of climate change. When sudden weather changes occur, they not only become a major threat to the safety of the people, but also question the preparations for the administration. If proper measures are not taken in time, then it is impossible to prevent such accidents. It is time to consider new measures to deal with the threat of climate change and make the system of disaster management more strengthened.