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 | Chinese soldiers repair a section of the bank along the Hunhe River that is damaged by rainstorms in Shengyang, northeast China's Liaoning province, August 15, 2005. Heavy rains and ensuing flooding from Friday night to Saturday left nine people missing and affected 116 townships in the province, destroying more than 2,500 houses and damaging 60,000 hectares of crops, according to the provincial headquarters for flood control and drought relief. click to open  |  | Chinese soldiers drink water as they repair a section of the bank along the Hunhe River damaged by rainstorms in Shengyang, northeast China's Liaoning province, August 15, 2005. Heavy rains and ensuing flooding from Friday night to Saturday left nine people missing and affected 116 townships in the province, destroying more than 2,500 houses and damaging 60,000 hectares of crops, according to the provincial headquarters for flood control and drought relief. click to open |  | Chinese soldiers pile up sand bags at a section of the bank along the Hunhe River that is damaged by rainstorms in Shengyang, northeast China's Liaoning province, August 15, 2005. Heavy rains and ensuing flooding from Friday night to Saturday left nine people missing and affected 116 townships in the province, destroying more than 2,500 houses and damaging 60,000 hectares of crops, according to the provincial headquarters for flood control and drought relief. click to open |  | A Chinese resident stands on a car while waiting to be rescued in the suburbs of Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning province August 14, 2005. A severe flood peak hit the capital on Saturday causing damage to bridges, highways and residential quarters on both sides of the Hunhe River, local media reported. click to open |  | Chinese rescuers evacuate an 86-year-old villager on a raft in Shenyang, capital of northeast China's Liaoning province August 14, 2005. A severe flood peak hit the capital on Saturday causing damage to bridges, highways and residential quarters on both sides of the Hunhe River, local media reported. click to open |  | Chinese residents look at debris of a building that was damaged in rainstorms in Fushun, northeast China's Liaoning province, August 13, 2005. Floods hit part of the province on Saturday, damaging bridges, highways and residential quarters on both sides of the Hunhe River, local media reported. Picture taken August 13, 2005. click to open |  | Chinese residents walk on a flooded road in Fushun, northeast China's Liaoning province, August 13, 2005. Floods hit part of the province on Saturday, damaging bridges, highways and residential quarters on both sides of the Hunhe River. click to open |
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