Torrential rains have turned parts of east China’s Anhui Province into a waterlogged crisis zone, prompting swift action from authorities. The Chinese government activated a Level-III emergency response Monday – the second-highest alert – as floods displaced over 242,000 residents. 🌧️⚡
With nearly 1 million people affected, rescue teams are working around the clock to evacuate vulnerable communities and deliver supplies. Boats navigate submerged streets while temporary shelters pop up in schools and sports centers. 🚤🏫
China’s four-tier emergency system (Level I being most severe) allows rapid scaling of resources. Meteorologists warn more rain could test relief efforts this week. ❗️
『The priority is ensuring people’s safety,』 a disaster management official told state media, emphasizing coordinated efforts between local governments and emergency services. 🤝
