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Sammi Chan

Hundreds of tourists were stranded in a valley while rafting in southern China’s Guizhou province. At another tourist site, rafts were seen crashing into each other and piling up in the downstream area.


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VideoChinese tourists stranded while rafting in valley

Site officials said winds in the valley caused visitors to be stranded

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Site officials said winds in the valley caused visitors to be stranded