Beijing Braces for Severe Typhoon Dolphin Downpour

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In Beijing, thousands have been displaced as the aftermath of Typhoon Dolphin unleashes heavy rainfall across northern and central regions of China. Meteorologists have predicted that the capital may experience over 150mm of rain within a 24-hour period, with certain areas potentially receiving upwards of 200mm. Over 5,000 seniors and approximately 1,800 individuals residing near construction sites by mountains or rivers have been moved to safety. Around 250 bus services have been halted, and speeds on 10 metro lines have been reduced. In Henan, precipitation could reach as high as 350mm by Thursday. Officials are on high alert for the dangers of flooding and landslides.  Disclosure: This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using Al-assisted tools. ai-generated

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00:00Beijing is under a major rain threat.

00:02Typhoon Dolphin's remnants are bringing torrential rain.

00:06Thousands have been evacuated from flood-risk areas.

00:09Beijing could see over 150 millimeters of rain.

00:12Some districts may exceed 200 millimeters.

00:15More than 5,000 elderly residents were relocated.

00:19About 250 bus routes were suspended.

00:22Ten metro lines also reduced speeds.

00:25Hennon has issued its highest rain warning.

00:27Up to 350 millimeters could fall there.

00:30Officials warn of floods and landslides as heavy rain continues.

00:34Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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