उत्तर चीन में भारी वर्षा की तैयारी, टाइफून बवी नजदीक

Friday 10 July 2026 - 15:55

Authorities across northern China have intensified preparations for heavy rainfall and potential flooding as Typhoon Bavi moves closer to the country, bringing large amounts of moisture toward regions far from its expected landfall area.

Local governments have closed public attractions, adjusted reservoir operations and issued weather warnings as forecasts indicate that several provinces and major urban areas could experience significant downpours over the coming days.

बीजिंग और उत्तरी प्रांत सतर्क

Although Bavi is expected to make landfall near Wenzhou in eastern China late Saturday or early Sunday, its extensive moisture flow is affecting a much wider area.

Rainfall warnings have been issued for northern regions including Beijing, Hebei, Shaanxi and Liaoning, where authorities are preparing for possible flooding and disruption caused by intense precipitation.

In the Chinese capital, nearly 100,000 residents had reportedly been evacuated by Friday afternoon as part of precautionary measures ahead of the storm’s arrival.

सार्वजनिक सुविधाएँ बंद, जोखिम बढ़ते हैं

Several cities have taken preventive measures to reduce exposure to dangerous weather conditions.

Authorities in areas including Beijing, Hebei and Inner Mongolia announced the temporary closure of parks, tourist attractions and outdoor public spaces due to concerns over heavy rain and potential hazards.

In northeastern China, the city of Fushun instructed local education authorities to ensure that tutoring institutions remain closed on Saturday as a safety precaution.

बाढ़ नियंत्रण के लिए जलाशय संचालन समायोजित

Water management authorities in Beijing have increased the discharge rate from the Miyun Reservoir to create additional capacity for incoming rainfall.

The release rate was raised to approximately 205 cubic metres per second, up from around 135 cubic metres per second since Thursday morning, according to local media reports.

The measure is intended to reduce flood risks by allowing reservoirs to better absorb additional water during periods of intense rainfall.

हाल के वर्षों में सबसे मजबूत तूफानों में से एक

Meteorological officials have warned that Typhoon Bavi could become one of the most powerful storms to affect China in recent years, raising concerns over potential impacts on infrastructure, transportation and local communities.

Emergency agencies continue to monitor the storm’s path while regional authorities maintain preparations for possible flooding, landslides and weather-related disruptions.

As climate-related extreme weather events become increasingly frequent, Chinese authorities have strengthened early-warning systems and disaster response measures to limit the impact of major storms.