2023 Summer Floods in China

Hebei Province is working to restore normalcy after the floods, repairing over 2,000 damaged roads.
Zhuozhou City is cleaning up the affected campus, with teachers, armed police, and soldiers working together. House repairs and security screenings will follow.
Express industry in Zhuozhou City is gradually recovering, with 4 out of 8 local companies resuming delivery. Agricultural technicians are providing guidance to farmers in other areas.
Beijing is ensuring production and livelihoods, with medical services provided in villages and bridge repairs in Mentougou District.
Tianjin continues flood discharge work, monitoring water levels in the Daqing and Yongding Rivers.
Consultations on flood control are ongoing, as typhoon "Kanu" is expected to bring heavy rain to Northeast China.
Heilongjiang issued a Red Rainstorm warning, with damaged power facilities being repaired. Flood control measures are in place.
Shulan City is providing agricultural guidance and transferring people in response to the typhoon.
Fuyu City successfully passed the flood peak but continues inspections and repairs.
Liaoning Province launched a four-level emergency response, with assistance from national flood control headquarters. Emergency funds were allocated to support water conservancy repairs and restore production in affected areas.