Stories from Chongqing · China

Chongqing Gas announced the appointment of a deputy general manager. The company also agreed to donate 100,000 yuan to its affiliated companies for flood and disaster relief.

Two miners have been rescued after a blast, with over one hundred twenty others injured. Emergency crews worked to reach the trapped miners.

Record rainfall has triggered mudslides and flooding in Southwest China. The heavy rains are causing widespread flooding across the region.

A white paper titled "Western Financial Center (Chongqing) Development White Paper 2026" was released.

The Chongqing Wolves defeated AG 5-3 in the finals of the 2026 Honor of Kings Challenger Cup.

Three people have died and 17 are missing following severe flooding in China's Chongqing municipality. The extent of the damage and the ongoing rescue efforts are still being assessed.

China is reportedly developing mini nuclear weapons. The development is seen as a factor in the ongoing Iran war, as it impacts the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The scope of China's willingness to use such weapons is unclear. This development follows reports of China's missile network including 80 firms. The weapons are reportedly designed for tactical use. This development is opposed by China in the context of Taiwan independence. The network of firms involved in this development includes 80 companies. The development is seen as a challenge to global economic growth and energy prices. The development is expected to take until next year to fully recover production capacity. This development is seen as a nuclear threat in India's neighborhood. This development is a core element of its nuclear technology.

A fatal human case of avian influenza A(H5N6) has been detected in Chongqing Municipality, China. The case is associated with poultry exposure.

New national standards for driving training in China require driving schools to add real-world facilities to training grounds. The report mentions that the Kaifeng Property Manager will hold briefings regarding these standards.