Beijing authorities admitted today that they were not sufficiently prepared to face the torrential rains that hit the city and caused the deaths of 44 people – and at least 60 in northern China – while nine others’ fate was still ignoring. Parts of northern China, mainly the capital, have been hit in recent days by deadly floods that have forced tens of thousands of people to leave their homes. According to the latest, today’s report in Beijing, “44 people have lost their lives and nine are missing,” Sia Linmao, a senior Chinese capital, said in a press conference. “Between July 23 and 29, Beijing was raining,” he added, stating that the rains had caused “significant losses in human lives”, with 31 dead being recorded in the elderly structure. The previous report spoke of 30 dead in the Chinese capital, with the affected areas being mainly located in a semi -groomed […]
Source: News Beast
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