China floods force 25,000 evacuations
More than 25,000 people lost their lives and were forced to evacuate in China over the past 24 hours due to heavy rains and floods that struck Shaanxi Province in the northwest of the country. The rains caused landslides on roads and bridges, damaged electrical and telecommunications infrastructure, and led to the evacuation of a large number of residents. Additionally, extensive areas experienced flooding and landslides. At the same time, authorities are preparing to face Typhoon "Dolphin," which is expected to hit the eastern coast of the country on August 9 and 10, with forecasts of heavy rainfall and strong winds. There is also a possibility that the typhoon will interact with cold air, bringing even greater amounts of rain to northern China. Authorities have warned residents about the severe weather conditions, including high temperatures exceeding 42°C in some areas.
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