Torrential Rains and Landslides Threaten China's Hebei Province
In Hebei province, a landslide claimed four lives, leaving eight missing amid heavy rains in China. Authorities issued red alerts for potential downpours and flooding. Over 3,000 residents were evacuated, with additional warnings about elevated flood risks and advisories to steer clear of vulnerable areas.

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A devastating landslide in China's Hebei province has resulted in four fatalities and left eight individuals missing. This tragic event coincides with Beijing's issuance of a red alert for floods, triggered by relentless rainfall affecting various parts of the city.
In a precautionary response, Beijing authorities have put in place stringent alerts for imminent rainstorms and potential flooding. The warnings reflect concerns over the intensified risk of flash floods and landslides exacerbated by heavy rain in mountainous regions.
To mitigate risks and safeguard residents, over 3,000 individuals were evacuated, with the city's meteorological bureau forecasting significant rainfall. Public warnings are in place, advising individuals to avoid both mountainous and low-lying areas susceptible to dangerous conditions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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