Yellow River China

China has issued its first national drought alert of the year as authorities battle forest fires and mobilise specialist teams to protect crops from scorching temperatures across the Yangtze river basin.

State-owned media Xinhua reported that China will impose ban on fishing in yellow river from April1 to June 30th of every year, starting from 2018.

In the fishing grounds where the Yalu River opens up to the Yellow Sea, Chinese and North Korean trawlers intermingle as they search for crabs, conch and yellow clams.

A glass bridge built across the famous Yellow River in Ningxia area opened to public. The bridge which hangs 10 metres above the river is 210-metres-long and 2.6-metres-wide.

Assam has decided to set up an expert committee to visit China to study the management of the Yellow River to replicate it for taming the Brahmaputra river in the state and help control floods and soil erosion.

China has started yet another large water diversion project with $2.8 billion investment in central China's Hubei Province which will benefit nearly five million people after completion.

Fourteen people, some of them children, were killed and 10 injured in a stampede during a gathering at a mosque in China's Ningxia region, state media reported on Monday.

China has issued its first national drought alert of the year as authorities battle forest fires and mobilise specialist teams to protect crops from scorching temperatures across the Yangtze river basin.

State-owned media Xinhua reported that China will impose ban on fishing in yellow river from April1 to June 30th of every year, starting from 2018.

In the fishing grounds where the Yalu River opens up to the Yellow Sea, Chinese and North Korean trawlers intermingle as they search for crabs, conch and yellow clams.

A glass bridge built across the famous Yellow River in Ningxia area opened to public. The bridge which hangs 10 metres above the river is 210-metres-long and 2.6-metres-wide.

Assam has decided to set up an expert committee to visit China to study the management of the Yellow River to replicate it for taming the Brahmaputra river in the state and help control floods and soil erosion.

China has started yet another large water diversion project with $2.8 billion investment in central China's Hubei Province which will benefit nearly five million people after completion.

Fourteen people, some of them children, were killed and 10 injured in a stampede during a gathering at a mosque in China's Ningxia region, state media reported on Monday.