Torrential rains have unleashed chaos across parts of China, with Beijing and Hebei Province bearing the brunt of the disaster. Streets turned to rivers, homes submerged, and emergency crews racing against time—this is the scene as record-breaking rainfall triggers widespread flooding. 🚨
Beijing Submerged
China's capital saw its heaviest downpour in years, with rainfall hitting 165.9 mm by Monday midnight—equivalent to a month’s worth of rain in just 48 hours. Social media videos show cars floating like boats and subway stations transformed into waterfalls. 💦
Rescue Teams Mobilized
Thousands of firefighters, soldiers, and volunteers are working around the clock to evacuate stranded residents and reinforce dams. Helicopters are airlifting supplies to cut-off villages, while temporary shelters overflow with displaced families. 🚁👨👩👧👦
Climate Wake-Up Call?
Scientists warn such extreme weather events could become more frequent due to climate change. Meanwhile, netizens are rallying online with hashtags like #StayStrongBeijing, showcasing grassroots efforts to support affected communities. 🌏💪
