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Thirty people died. Moreover, more than 80,000 were evacuated to Beijing due to the torrential rains that fell on the Chinese capital, Chinese state media announced on Tuesday. Moreover, President Xi Jinping urged the authorities to accelerate the shelter of residents of risk areas.
Violent precipitation are affecting northern China this week, namely the capital and the provinces of Hebei, Jilin and Shandong.
“The last series of violent thunderstorms left 30 people in Beijing until midnight on Monday. For example, ” wrote the official news agency China Nouvelle, citing the municipal center for flooding.
“Currently. Consequently, a total of 80,332 people have been moved” because of the bad weather, the local journal Beijing Daily said on the WeChat Platform.
This official media mentioned “extremely strong continuous rains” having caused “serious disasters”. explaining that the district of Miyun, in the northeast of the Beijing municipality, presented the heaviest assessment. diluvian rains beijing died more The districts of Huairou. in the north of Beijing, and Fangshan, in the southwest of the city, were also seriously affected, according to the media.
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He also reported dozens of closed roads and more than 130 villages private electricity.
“Please pay attention to forecasts. weather alerts and do not go to risk areas except if necessary,” said the publication.
![Aerial view of an outdoor basketball court damaged by heavy rains in the village of Taishitun. in the district of Miyun, on the outskirts of Beijing. [AFP - JADE GAO] diluvian rains beijing died more](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///ywAAAAAAQABAAACAUwAOw== "Aerial view of an outdoor basketball court damaged by heavy rains in the village of Taishitun. in the district of Miyun, on the outskirts of Beijing. [AFP - JADE GAO]")
Chinese President Xi Jinping also urged the authorities on Monday evening to accelerate the shelter. of residents of the areas that may be flooded.
In the province of Hebei. which surrounds the capital, a landslide in a village killed four people and made eight disappeared, CCTV public television said on Monday.
Floods last July
Natural disasters are common in China. especially in the summer, when regions see it fall on them violent rains or heat waves.
China is the largest global greenhouse gas transmitter which. according to scientists, accelerate climate change and make extreme meteorological events more frequent and intense.
The Asian giant is also a major player in the renewable energies sector, and aims to reach carbon neutrality by 2060.
Earlier in July, floods sudden in the Shandong province left two dead and ten missing. In addition, in the province of Sichuan (southwest), a landslide on a highway diluvian rains beijing died more caused five people.
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