Vice President Zhang Gukking appealed to the officials of Habai province to urge the officials of the officials to remove their evacuation.
North and West China are on high alert as the torrential rains are threatened with more flash floods and landslides in other parts of the country.
The Red Alerts were implemented on Thursday because the rain went to the northwest Gansu province and then to Leoning province in the northeast.
According to state media, more than 1.5 rescue workers were sent to the city of Taping in the Central Henan province on Wednesday. According to state media, five people were killed on the banks of the river and three were declared missing.
A state media report confirmed that two people were killed by landslides at the construction site in Ganson on Wednesday and Thursday.
Meanwhile, the record summer rains in Zianfeng city of China’s central Hubei province have brought more than a month in just a month, local videos have washed the torrents.
On Tuesday, officials took out 18,000 people, closed schools and suspended bus service.
During a two -day trip to Habai in North province, China’s Vice Premier Zhang Gukking urged local officials to increase the vacancy.
Although China has a nationwide system for estimating and maintaining severe weather, but scientists say local estimates are difficult, especially in rural communities that lack estimates.
“It is challenging to estimate the intensity of the torrential rains and accurately, especially climate change and complex terrain in rural areas,” Meng Gao, a weather modeling expert at Hong Kong Baptist University, told the Reuters News Agency earlier this week.
Last July, the “Plum Rainse”, which matches the plum-replica season, suffered more than $ 10 billion in financial losses in China.
