Heavy rains have unleashed chaos in parts of China, with Chongqing, Sichuan, and Anhui provinces battling severe flooding. Over 3,600 residents in Chongqing’s Rongchang District were evacuated Sunday after the Daqingliu River overflowed, submerging homes and farmlands . Authorities are working around the clock to assist trapped residents as the National Meteorological Center maintains a yellow alert—the third-highest warning level—for rainstorms.
Six rivers in Chongqing surged past safety thresholds, with the Daqingliu River peaking at 0.29 meters above alert levels. 'Local teams acted swiftly to ensure everyone’s safety,' said a rescue coordinator. Meanwhile, Sichuan and Anhui face similar challenges as torrential rains persist.
China’s summer monsoon season is hitting hard this year, raising questions about climate resilience. For young travelers and professionals in affected areas, experts advise staying updated on weather alerts and avoiding flood zones.
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. Authorities are working around the clock to assist trapped residents as the National Meteorological Center maintains a yellow alert—the third-highest warning level—for rainstorms.
