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On July 15, 2026, after floodwaters receded at Guigang Senior High School in Guigang, Guangxi, thick mud piled up in student dormitories and corridors, and large amounts of daily necessities were washed away and soaked by muddy water. The school organized personnel to carry out silt removal work.
In early July 2026, after a residential compound in Guigang, Guangxi, went without water for two days, the emergency water supply truck that was dispatched was identified by residents as suspected to be a sewage dredging and excrement suction truck. The absurd and egregious sanitation practice sparked strong anger among residents and heated mockery online.
Gangbei No. 8 High School in Guigang is surrounded by floods, suffering from power outages and severe waterlogging. More than 2,000 teachers and students are stranded, and parents have to row boats themselves to pick them up.
Medical staff at the Guigang Maternal and Child Health Hospital in Guangxi issued a plea for help, stating that multiple pregnant women are awaiting delivery, newborns are undergoing emergency rescue, and medical personnel have been working continuously for over 50 hours, urgently needing reinforcements.
In the early morning of July 6, the Guigang Meteorological Observatory in Guangxi upgraded its orange rainstorm warning to red, forecasting heavy downpours and floodwaters exceeding warning levels. This sparked public discussion over the authorities' delayed warnings and subsequent suppression of grassroots meteorological forecasting.
On the morning of July 6, 2026, reports circulated online that the Gandao Reservoir in Sanli Town, Guigang, Guangxi, suffered a dam breach and collapse, causing serious property losses. Local netizens accused officials of covering up the disaster and urged people not to believe official denials.
In mid-July 2026, torrential rains and flooding in Guangxi killed dozens of people. A zoo enclosure in Guigang was destroyed, allowing more than 100 animals to escape, while a breeding farm in Hengzhou was flooded, releasing hundreds of venomous snakes, raising public safety concerns.