Hey, I leave you here a press realease by the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC, who is currently studying the flight certification for the EH216), mentioning the EH216F firefighting UAV.
As said in the article: Compared with the firefighting aircraft products on the market with a load of no more than 100 kg, the effective load of EHang 216 (firefighting version) is 200 kg, which is far ahead of the industry level.
Link: http://www.caacnews.com.cn/1/6/202105/t20210507_1323586.html
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Expect further presence of EH in upcoming events, even already in May.
Have a great weekend.
The Pearl River Delta is, according to the World Bank, the largest metropolitan area in the world. The Yangtze River Delta is home to over 100 million people and accounts for ~20% of China's GDP. I can't find similar numbers for the Yellow River Delta, but as far as I can tell the largest city in the region is Dongying, which is home to ~2 million people. Is there a historical reason why this area is so much less developed than the deltas of China's other two major rivers?
Let is just say that the hypothetical country only has a few hundred warheads, and not the thousands of warheads that the US has, say as few as 200 warheads, how much damage will a limited nuclear strike like this do to China?
On June 21st, as one of the first Council Executives authorized by Shanghai Blockchain Technology Association, HPB co-organized the first Yangtze River Delta Blockchain Application Innovation Competition.
As part of a national initiative to promote blockchain, the event had significant involvement from the government.
Read more about it here.
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