In Beijing, thousands have been forced to evacuate as the remnants of Typhoon Dolphin unleash heavy rainfall across northern and central regions of China. Meteorologists have cautioned that the capital could experience over 150mm of precipitation within a 24-hour period, with certain areas potentially surpassing 200mm. More than 5,000 senior citizens and roughly 1,800 individuals residing close to construction zones near mountains or rivers have been relocated. Approximately 250 bus services have been halted, and 10 metro lines have adjusted their speeds. In Henan, up to 350mm of rain is expected through Thursday. Officials are on high alert for potential flooding and landslides.
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