Millions of tons of water are washing away China! Destruction and Chaos in Shaanxi Province!

On July 17, 2024, the province of Shaanxi in China was struck by devastating floods, causing widespread chaos and destruction. In the early hours, an old railway bridge on the Baoji-Chengdu Line was severely damaged, leading to the fall of a locomotive and injuring two crew members. The city of Baoji bore the brunt of the floodwaters, with the Shiba River and its tributaries overflowing and inundating the streets. Residents were awakened at 2 a.m. by urgent horns, warning them of the impending flood from the Qingjiang River. The streets of Baoji quickly turned into rivers, engulfing countless vehicles and flooding homes. Emergency services scrambled to rescue those who were swept away by the floodwaters. The flood, described by locals as a "flood beast," unleashed its fury on the city, leaving a trail of devastation. The intense flooding caused the collapse of the Shiba River Bridge, adding to the chaos and danger. The Ministry of Water Resources had activated a Level-IV emergency flood response in anticipation of severe rainfall and potential flooding. Despite the warnings, the scale and speed of the flooding took many by surprise, leading to a sleepless night for residents. The floodwaters also caused landslides and mudslides, disrupting traffic on highways and expressways in Baoji. Heavy downpours continued to batter the region, with precipitation reaching up to 209 mm in some areas. The relentless rain and flooding led to the issuance of an orange alert, the second-highest level for flash floods. Local governments were urged to evacuate individuals from high-risk areas and enhance safety management during evacuations. The flood also disrupted air traffic, with Baoji issuing a flash flood warning and many flights being canceled. As the floodwaters surged through the streets, many live-streamed the event, capturing the dramatic scenes before streams were banned by platforms. The Qingjiang River overflowed, turning urban areas into submerged landscapes and causing significant damage to infrastructure. Authorities worked tirelessly to ensure the safety of residents, monitoring vulnerable areas and adjusting warning thresholds. The Ministry of Water Resources emphasized the need for coordinated efforts to manage reservoirs and bolster river defenses. The floodwaters left a trail of destruction, with cars piled up and streets buried under layers of mud and debris. Rescue teams were deployed to assist those stranded by the flood and to provide immediate relief to affected areas. The catastrophic flooding in Baoji is a stark reminder of the powerful forces of nature and the importance of disaster preparedness. As the rains continued, residents were advised to stay indoors and avoid the flood-prone areas to ensure their safety. The flood has caused widespread damage, and efforts to clean up and rebuild the affected areas are already underway. This tragic event has highlighted the need for robust infrastructure and effective emergency response systems to combat such natural disasters. The people of Shaanxi are now coming together to support each other, demonstrating resilience and solidarity in the face of this calamity.
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The channel lists such natural disasters as:
1) Geological emergencies: Earthquake, Volcanic eruption, Mud, Landslide, Landslide, Avalanche;
2) Hydrological emergencies: Flood, Tsunami, Limnological disaster, Flood, Flood;
3) Fires: Forest fire, Peat fire;
4) Meteorological emergencies: Tornado, Cyclone, Blizzard, Hail, Drought, Tornado, Hail, Hurricane, Tsunami, Storm, Thunderstorm, Tempest.
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[@MariyaUshakova-qp2rn]

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Take care and be safe 🙏🏻

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Бывает в Китае хоть день без каких-то катаклизмов?

[@alexla1527]

Is all this floods in china due to rain season, or global warming of why?