At least 25 people were killed after heavy rain thousand years had a serious flood in Ha Nam province, Central China.

At least 25 people died and about 1.2 million people were affected by serious flood rain in Ha Nam province, local officials said at the press conference today.

Earlier, Ha Nam Provincial Information Office said that there were 4 people died in the city of Cung Nghia, located on the banks of the Yellow River and 12 people died of trapped in the subway in the capital of Zhengzhou on July 20.

Many cars spoiled because of flood water in Zhengzhou, Ha Nam province on July 21.

Video on social networks on July 20 showed passengers in a train flooded in floods deep to the chest, while a metro station turned into a sea.

Water flooded with my chest, a survivor wrote on social networks.

Due to heavy rains, officials have paused bus services because this vehicle runs by electric motors, according to a Zhengzhou resident, Guo, who had to sleep again.

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Large rain forecasts will continue to occur in Ha Nam province in the next three days and the Chinese military has moved over 3,000 soldiers, employees to support search and rescue activities.

Life of millions of people in Henan Province, with a population of about 100 million people, has been reversed by the abnormal rainy season, causing the water level of some rivers in the river basin rising.

Scientists identified a record rainfall in China in the past few days involved in global warming, similar to record hot sunshowers in the US, Canada and serious floods in Western Europe recently.