Floods submerged urban areas and trapped residents as intense rainfall hit many parts of China from Monday to Tuesday morning. As the rain eased in Henan, Hubei, and other regions, local authorities launched efforts to clear silt and rebuild.
In Longlin Various Nationalities Autonomous County, located in south China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, continuous downpours flooded low-lying urban areas. A Level II flood control emergency response was activated, mobilizing emergency services, fire departments, and other agencies to evacuate trapped residents.
With floodwaters now receded, crews are working tirelessly to clear silt and repair roads. Locals have formed volunteer groups to assist the stranded and transport essential supplies, showcasing community spirit in the face of adversity.
Taiping Town in central China’s Henan Province experienced a sudden extreme downpour that caused rivers to swell, damaging roads and other infrastructure. On Tuesday, parts of the town lost power and communications due to road collapses. County authorities dispatched teams to assess the damage and repair facilities. All affected residents and visitors have been evacuated to safer areas on either side of the river.
In the city of Dalian in northeast China’s Liaoning Province, rainfall reached up to 73.3 mm on Tuesday. In the city’s Jinpu New Area, water rose to calf height, forcing pedestrians and vehicles to wade through flooded streets. Drainage crews were deployed with equipment to pump out water from culverts and heavily inundated roads.
The collective efforts of local authorities and communities are helping to restore normalcy in the affected regions. Reconstruction work continues as weather conditions improve.
