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Emergency evacuations launched across central and eastern China due to heavy rainfall; meteorological authorities warn precipitation will continue.
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According to TRT Haber, a 'red alert' has been issued in China's Anhui and Hubei provinces due to severe frontal rainfall and flood risk. Intense precipitation affecting the country's central and eastern regions has forced authorities to launch a comprehensive evacuation operation. Thousands of people in flood-risk areas have been moved to safe locations.
China's meteorological authorities announced they expect rainfall to continue in the coming days. Both provinces are located in the Yangtze River basin, a region that historically experiences severe flooding disasters during the summer months.
While China's government disaster management units continue situation assessments, officials have maintained ongoing efforts to clarify the scope of evacuations and affected settlements. Official data regarding the exact number of evacuated persons has not yet been shared with the public.
Red alert has been declared in China's Anhui and Hubei provinces due to heavy rainfall, and thousands of people have been evacuated. Meteorological authorities warned that rainfall will continue in the coming days and flood risk will increase in the Yangtze River basin.
Flooding disasters in these regions, which are China's industrial centres, could affect global supply chains and increase product prices. Production disruptions are expected for businesses and shipyards operating in the region due to rainfall that will continue throughout the summer.

Anna Kuznetsova