Photo/Xinhua] Nearly 60 percent of the 270 flood-affected villages in Beijing’s districts including Fangshan, Mentougou, and Changping have restored power supply, said State Grid Beijing Electric Power Company on Sunday.
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About 60 pct of flood-affected villages in Beijing resume power supply
Nearly 60 percent of the 270 flood-affected villages in Beijing’s districts including Fangshan, Mentougou, and Changping have restored power supply, said State Grid Beijing Electric Power Company on …
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