Rain-induced flooding disrupts college entrance exam in Chinese county
HEFEI -- The national college entrance examination starting Tuesday morning did not proceed as scheduled in Shexian county, East China's Anhui province, as torrential rain caused severe flooding in the county, local authorities said.
River water overflowed into downtown streets of the county seat, and most of the examinees were unable to reach their exam venues on time, according to the provincial education examinations authority.
All of the 2,000-plus examinees in the county were affected on Tuesday morning.
After reporting to the Ministry of Education, the provincial education examinations authority said the exams on Chinese language and math originally scheduled on Tuesday will be delayed in the county, and exams on other subjects will be held as scheduled on Wednesday.
- Hunan doctor witnesses progress in the healthcare sector
- Xi stresses enhancing political loyalty in military to advance defense modernization
- Technology driving transformation and upgrading of China's manufacturing sector
- CPPCC member illustrates how personal connections can bring nations together
- Inner Mongolia to remain focused on people's livelihoods in 15th Five-Year Plan
- Winter chill turned into hot economic driver































