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China - Police & soldiers sent to Miyun and Huairou districts in Beijing after heavy rainfall caused flooding - July 28, 2025

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
Release time: 2025-07-28 07:52:56 Source: CCTV


Introduction:
  Affected by heavy rainfall last night and this morning, the Baimaguan River in Miyun District, Beijing, was flooded, some roads were damaged, and the power network in the village was interrupted. The 8th Detachment of the Beijing Armed Police Corps carried assault boats and emergency supplies to Fengjiayu Town to carry out emergency rescue work. At present, the troops deployed in advance are doing their best to carry out rescue work, and many reinforcements have arrived at the disaster-stricken front line to carry out emergency rescue work in an orderly manner. In Liulimiao Town, Huairou District, the 3rd Mobile Detachment of the Beijing Armed Police Corps received an order late last night and rushed to the scene to carry out rescue. After the officers and soldiers arrived at the scene at 4 am today (27th), they went to the severely affected villages in batches to rescue the injured and trapped people, and cleaned up the large amount of silt accumulated by the town government. At the same time, they moved various types of materials to protect the lives and property of the people to the greatest extent. (CCTV.com)


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