Beijing has mobilized emergency teams to address widespread disruptions caused by unprecedented rainfall in its mountainous outskirts, with flash floods and landslides displacing residents and damaging infrastructure. Authorities are prioritizing power restoration, road clearance, and essential supply deliveries to affected communities.
In Miyun District – one of the hardest-hit regions – workers established a temporary supply hub in Xizhuangzi Village by Wednesday morning. Stacks of bottled water, instant noodles, sausages, and preserved eggs were prepared for distribution to displaced families, illustrating the scale of relief operations.
Meteorologists recorded rainfall intensities not seen in decades across Beijing's western and northern suburbs. While no official casualty figures have been released, state media reports emphasize coordinated efforts between municipal agencies and disaster response units to ensure resident safety.
