
Typhoon Wutip prompts Level III flood response in Chinese mainland’s southern provinces
Typhoon Wutip, the first of the year, triggers a Level III emergency response in the Chinese mainland’s southern provinces of Hainan, Guangdong and Guangxi.
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Typhoon Wutip, the first of the year, triggers a Level III emergency response in the Chinese mainland’s southern provinces of Hainan, Guangdong and Guangxi.
China’s Ministry of Water Resources activates a Level-IV flood response in Xinjiang as heavy rainfall threatens to cause significant flooding in the coming days.
The Chinese mainland has activated a Level-IV flood emergency in several provinces and elevated Liaoning’s response level due to Typhoon Gaemi’s impact.
The Ministry of Water Resources activates a Level-IV emergency flood response in Shaanxi and Gansu due to anticipated severe rainfall and potential flooding.
Rescue operations are underway at Dongting Lake in Hunan Province following a dike breach. All affected individuals have been safely evacuated, with efforts to seal the breach ongoing.
China’s State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters dispatched a team to Heilongjiang Province to assist with flood prevention and control after persistent heavy downpours caused significant river flooding.