Flood destroys ancient bridge in east China(1/3)

Photo taken on July 7, 2020 shows collapsed Zhenhai Bridge, a state-level cultural relics protection site in Tunxi District in the city of Huangshan, east China's Anhui Province. The bridge dating back over 480 years to the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) collapsed in floodwaters Tuesday in east China's Anhui Province. Zhenhai Bridge was destroyed by the roaring Xin'an River during a heavy rainstorm starting Monday evening. (Photo/ICphoto)

Photo taken on July 7, 2020 shows collapsed Zhenhai Bridge, a state-level cultural relics protection site in Tunxi District in the city of Huangshan, east China's Anhui Province. The bridge dating back over 480 years to the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) collapsed in floodwaters Tuesday in east China's Anhui Province. Zhenhai Bridge was destroyed by the roaring Xin'an River during a heavy rainstorm starting Monday evening. (Photo/ICphoto)

File photo taken on Oct.16, 2019 shows the Zhenhai Bridge, a state-level cultural relics protection site in Tunxi District in the city of Huangshan, east China's Anhui Province. The bridge dating back over 480 years to the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) collapsed in floodwaters Tuesday in east China's Anhui Province. Zhenhai Bridge was destroyed by the roaring Xin'an River during a heavy rainstorm starting Monday evening. (Photo/ICphoto)