Floodwaters submerge roads and sweep away vehicles in northern China
Heavy floods in northern China, following Typhoon Bale, caused roads to be submerged and cars to be washed away in Hebei and Liaoning provinces, where water levels rose to over two meters in some areas. This resulted in the isolation of around 1,800 villages, the evacuation of residents, and the suspension of train services. The storm, the strongest this year on mainland China, brought heavy rains and fierce winds, accompanied by warnings of flood risks, thunderstorms, and hail across several regions. Authorities are mobilizing their efforts to address the crisis, with schools being closed and strict warnings issued by the meteorological department.
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