Water spree in Harbin (Reuters/AFP) Updated: 2005-11-25 09:56
A girl carries a pack of bottled water out of a
supermarket in Harbin, capital city of northeast China's
Heilongjiang Province, November 24, 2005 as the city has
suspended water supply due to pollution. An 80-kilometer-long slick
of highly toxic benzene, caused by a chemical plant explosion at the
upper reaches of the icy Songhua River, is now passing the city.
[AFP]
A girl carries a pack of bottled water out of a
supermarket in Harbin, capital city of northeast China's
Heilongjiang Province, November 24, 2005 as the city has
suspended water supply due to pollution. An 80-kilometer-long slick
of highly toxic benzene, caused by a chemical plant explosion at the
upper reaches of the icy Songhua River, is now passing the city.
[AFP]
