BEIJING: Three people died, 14 others remained missing and 60 were hospitalised after two boats carrying tourists capsized on Sunday in southwestern China, according to state media.
The passenger boats overturned “on a river in a tourist attraction” in Qianxi city, Guizhou province, Xinhua news agency said. The report did not immediately offer further details about the type of attraction or the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Rescue workers were searching for 14 people reported missing. Chinese President Xi Jinping urged “all-out efforts” in the search and rescue operations and treatment of those injured, Xinhua said.
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