Beijing is facing its heaviest rainfall in years as authorities upgraded the city’s rainstorm warning to red—the highest alert level—on Monday. Torrential downpours have triggered widespread flood control measures, with over 3,000 residents evacuated from Miyun District alone after Sunday’s relentless storms. 🌊
Tai Shi Village, a rural area in Miyun, has become a focal point for emergency response teams. CGTN reporter Wang Mengjie described scenes of rising water levels and crews working around the clock to reinforce infrastructure. 🚧
The Beijing municipal government has mobilized resources citywide, urging residents to avoid nonessential travel. Subway stations and highways in low-lying areas are on high alert, while schools in affected districts remain closed. 📚🚇
Experts warn that extreme weather events like this could become more frequent due to shifting climate patterns. Stay tuned for updates as the situation develops. 📈
