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southeastern Fujian provinceAsharq Al-awsat English
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China 's National Meteorological Center issues alert for high temperatures in parts of Xinjiang , Inner Mongolia and Henan .
Heavy rains have lashed southeastern Fujian province for seven days and are expected to continue.
Authorities in Guangxi region say water levels of some local rivers have "skyrocketed" and that a student was killed in the floods.
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