> Monday 2 August 2010 - 09:38
At least fifty killed in bridge collapse in China caused by flooding
The death toll from a bridge collapse triggered by intense flooding in central China has risen to 51 people as China's worst flooding in decades wreaks havoc across the country. Rescuers continued to search for 15 people still missing in Henan province's Yi River after a bridge collapsed more than a week ago, the official Xinhua News Agency reported Monday. A witness said the bridge collapsed when pedestrians crowded on to watch the flooding after heavy rains overflowed the river

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