Beijing Floods Kill 30, Evacuate 80,000

Heavy rains and severe flooding have struck China — Beijing and several northern Chinese provinces, including China — Hebei, China — Jilin, and China — Shandong, resulting in significant casualties and property losses. As of midnight Monday, 30 people have died in China — Beijing, primarily in District and China — Yanqing, Beijing, and over 80,000 people have been evacuated. The rainfall reached up to 54cm in some areas, causing widespread damage to roads, communication lines, and power infrastructure, affecting over 130 villages. Chinese President Xi Jinping has ordered 'all-out' search and rescue efforts and urged authorities to prioritize resident relocation. China — Beijing launched a top-level emergency response, closing schools and suspending outdoor activities. The central government has allocated 350 million yuan for disaster relief, with 200 million yuan specifically for China — Beijing, and sent 50 million yuan to China — Hebei province, which also experienced deadly landslides.