Heavy rainfall brought by Typhoon Gaemi has affected millions of people in central China’s Hunan Province since July 26. In Zixing City, hundreds of homes have been damaged, and power outages have occurred in many villages.
Local officials are working tirelessly to coordinate relief efforts and ensure the safety of residents. Emergency response teams have been dispatched to the hardest-hit areas to assist with evacuations and provide essential supplies.
“Our primary focus is the well-being of our people,” said a representative from the Hunan provincial government. “We are mobilizing all available resources to restore power, repair damaged infrastructure, and support those affected.”
Communities are coming together as volunteers help distribute food and water, while medical teams are on standby to address health concerns arising from the flooding.
The central government has pledged additional support to aid in the recovery process. Authorities are closely monitoring weather conditions to prepare for any further adverse effects.
Residents are advised to stay informed through official channels and adhere to safety guidelines issued by local authorities.
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Live: Officials on latest measures after typhoon hits China's Hunan
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