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 | Chinese soldiers remove mud from a street after floods in Kaixian, Chongqing, September 6, 2004. click to open  |  | Local residents return to home after the flood in Kaixian, Chongqing, September 6, 2004. Floods and landslides have killed 76 people in southwest China in the past four days, washing away homes and roads, knocking down power lines and leaving at least one city cut off, state media said on Monday. click to open |  | Local government officials lead the clean effort after the flood in Kaixian, Chongqing, September 6, 2004. Floods and landslides have killed 76 people in southwest China in the past four days, washing away homes and roads, knocking down power lines and leaving at least one city cut off, state media said on Monday. click to open |  | A local resident walk through a flooded street in Kaixian, Chongqing, September 6, 2004. Floods and landslides have killed 76 people in southwest China in the past four days, washing away homes and roads, knocking down power lines and leaving at least one city cut off, state media said on Monday. click to open |  | Chinese residents travel on a boat in the flooded city center in Quxian, northeast of Sichuan province, September 6, 2004. Floods and landslides have killed 76 people in southwest China in the past four days, washing away homes and roads, knocking down power lines and leaving at least one city cut off, state media said on Monday. click to open |  | Residents inspect the damages after a flash flood hit the township of Kaixian in China's southwest municipality of Chongqing Sep 6th 2004. At least 90 people were killed and 77 were missing after some of the worst rainstorms in recent years triggered landslides and flash floods in southwest China. click to open |  | Chinese residents travel on a boat in the flooded city center in Quxian, northeast of Sichuan province, September 6, 2004. Floods and landslides have killed 76 people in southwest China in the past four days, washing away homes and roads, knocking down power lines and leaving at least one city cut off, state media said on Monday. click to open |  | Local residents walk through a street littered with debris after flash floods in Kaixian, Chongqing, September 6, 2004. Floods and landslides have killed 76 people in southwest China in the past four days, washing away homes and roads, knocking down power lines and leaving at least one city cut off, state media said on Monday. click to open |  | A dead cow killed by flash floods in Kaixian, Chongqing, September 5, 2004. Torrential rains have triggered landslides and flash floods that have killed 19 and injured 40 in China's western province of Sichuan. click to open |  | A Chinese boy is dragged out of a flooded alleyway by rescuers in Kaixian, Chongqing, September 5, 2004. Torrential rains have triggered landslides and flash floods that have killed 19 and injured 40 in China's western province of Sichuan. click to open |
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