Heavy rains At least 30 people were killed The authorities forced the evacuation of tens of thousands after they were criticized northern China by the heavy rains that prompted the landslides, according to the government media.
Government News Agency Xinhua said on Tuesday that the weather authorities issued the second highest warning of rainstorms in the capital, Beijing, and neighboring Tianjin, in addition to 10 other provinces in the north, east and southern China.
He added that the rain is expected to continue to Wednesday.
As of midnight on Monday, “I left the last round of heavy rainy storms 30 people in Beijing,” said Shenhua, citing the headquarters of municipal floods in the city.
Beijing Daily said on social media that more than 80,000 people had been evacuated in the Chinese capital alone.
She said that the death toll was the highest in Mayon, the suburbs of the northeast of the city center.
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged the authorities late on Monday to plan the worst cases of cases and rush to the transfer of residents of the flood.
Beijing Daily said local officials “made comprehensive efforts to search and rescue the missing persons … and made their best to reduce injuries.”
State announcer CCTV said on Tuesday that the government has allocated 350 million yuan ($ 48 million) to reduce disasters in nine areas that reach heavy rains.
It includes northern Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Shanchi, Shankishi, Mongolia, inner Mongolia, northeast of Gillin, east of Chandong and South South.
The broadcaster said that 200 million yuan ($ 27 million) had been allocated to the capital.
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