After floods hit Qiannan Bouyei and Miao autonomous prefecture, Guizhou province, streets were buried in mud, making them inaccessible. Members of the Chinese People's Armed Police Force waded in, shoveling the sludge to heal their hometown. Their efforts are reclaiming the | Collector

After floods hit Qiannan Bouyei and Miao autonomous prefecture, Guizhou province, streets were buried in mud, making them inaccessible. Members of the Chinese People's Armed Police Force waded in, shoveling the sludge to heal their hometown. Their efforts are reclaiming the

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After floods hit Qiannan Bouyei and Miao autonomous prefecture, Guizhou province, streets were buried in mud, making them inaccessible. Members of the Chinese People's Armed Police Force waded in, shoveling the sludge to heal their hometown. Their efforts are reclaiming the

After floods hit Qiannan Bouyei and Miao autonomous prefecture, Guizhou province, streets were buried in mud, making them inaccessible. Members of the Chinese People's Armed Police Force waded in, shoveling the sludge to heal their hometown. Their efforts are reclaiming the

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