
Scattered Extreme Rainfall Tests China’s Flood Defences
China sees scattered extreme rainfall during the flood-control period: 330 rivers above warnings, 77 over safety levels, 22 record highs, and three typhoons challenging defences.
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China sees scattered extreme rainfall during the flood-control period: 330 rivers above warnings, 77 over safety levels, 22 record highs, and three typhoons challenging defences.
Following relentless rains since June 18, authorities in southwest China’s Guizhou Province lifted the highest-level flood response in Rongjiang County after relocating over 40,000 residents.
China’s Ministry of Water Resources activates a Level-IV flood emergency in Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Henan, and Hainan due to Typhoons Bebinca and Pulasan.
China activates a Level-IV emergency response in Heilongjiang and Chongqing as heavy rains increase flood and geological disaster risks. Rescue teams have already saved thousands.
Heavy rainfall in Hunan’s Xiangtan County has caused multiple dike breaches on the Juanshui River, leading to severe flooding and the evacuation of residents.
Typhoon Gaemi hits China, prompting water authorities to implement urgent flood mitigation measures across seven provinces and Inner Mongolia to combat rising river levels and flash floods.
The Chinese mainland’s State Flood Control activates Level-IV emergency response as heavy rainstorms threaten Chongqing Municipality and Sichuan Basin through Saturday.
The Chinese mainland has initiated a Level IV emergency response in Jiangxi Province due to severe flooding, deploying teams to support disaster relief and assist affected residents.
Severe rainstorms in China’s Anhui Province have impacted over 811,000 residents and led to the evacuation of 195,000 people. Authorities are actively managing rising river levels.
Persistent heavy rains have triggered the 10th flood in the Pearl River basin this year, affecting major rivers across South China and raising concerns amid the ongoing flood season.