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Homes seen in the morning light, are reflected in flood waters, with the earthen levee of one house (C) appearing to remain intact in Minot, North Dakota, June 25, 2011. The rapidly rising Souris River poured over flood defenses in Minot, overwhelming efforts to delay the deluge and forcing the immediate evacuation of thousands of homes. Flood projections have forecast about 18 more inches of water before levels begin dropping. [Xinhua/Reuters]
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Xinhua, June 27, 2011
![Homes seen in the morning light, are reflected in flood waters, with the earthen levee of one house (C) appearing to remain intact in Minot, North Dakota, June 25, 2011. The rapidly rising Souris River poured over flood defenses in Minot, overwhelming efforts to delay the deluge and forcing the immediate evacuation of thousands of homes. Flood projections have forecast about 18 more inches of water before levels begin dropping. [Xinhua/Reuters]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20110627/0014222d98500f7254ba27.jpg "Homes seen in the morning light, are reflected in flood waters, with the earthen levee of one house (C) appearing to remain intact in Minot, North Dakota, June 25, 2011. The rapidly rising Souris River poured over flood defenses in Minot, overwhelming efforts to delay the deluge and forcing the immediate evacuation of thousands of homes. Flood projections have forecast about 18 more inches of water before levels begin dropping. [Xinhua/Reuters]")
