Extreme cold weather in China kills 20 in ultramarathon
The Hindu
The 100-km cross-country race was held in the Yellow River Stone Forest, a scenic tourist site in Jingtai county under the jurisdiction of Baiyin.
At least 20 people were killed when extremely cold weather struck during an ultramarathon on Saturday in China’s northwestern Gansu province, local government officials said on Sunday. Eight were lightly injured as of 8 a.m. Beijing time (0000GMT) on Sunday, officials from Baiyin city told a news briefing. The 100-km cross-country race was held on Saturday morning in the Yellow River Stone Forest, a scenic tourist site in Jingtai county under the jurisdiction of Baiyin.
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