Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Flood in China Sweeps Away Gold Worth ₹12 Crore
A jewelry store in China was hit by a flood and lost a lot of expensive jewelry.
The flood happened quickly, and the water swept away gold, silver, and even the store's safe.
The owners and local people are looking for the missing items, which are worth a lot of money.
Some people have found pieces and returned them.
The shop is still searching for the rest, hoping to recover everything lost in the flood.
A flash flood in Wuqi County, China, caused a jewelry store to lose an estimated 20 kilograms of gold and silver.
The incident happened at the Laofengxiang jewelry store on the morning of July 25.
The missing items include gold necklaces, rings, earrings, pendants, diamond rings, jade pieces, silver ornaments, and the store's safe.
The total value of the lost items is estimated to be approximately ₹12 crore.
Local residents and staff searched for the jewelry after the flood, recovering about one kilogram so far.
- Who
- Staff of the jewelry store and local residents.
- What
- Approximately 20 kilograms of gold and silver jewelry were washed away from a jewelry store.
- When
- The flash flood occurred on the morning of July 25.
- Where
- Wuqi County, China.
- Why
- The flash flood caused the loss of the jewelry.
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Jewelry Recovery
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Those who found jewelry should return it.
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Some residents may have picked up jewelry and not returned it.
- Location
- Wuqi County, Shaanxi Province, China
- Incident
- Flash Flood
- Date
- July 25
- Missing Items
- Gold, silver jewelry, store safe
- Estimated Value
- Approximately ₹12 crore
- Recovery
- Approximately 1 kilogram of jewelry recovered so far
- Store Name
- Laofengxiang
