BEIJING, China – Web Desk: A dam wall collapsed in China’s Guangxi region following relentless heavy rains brought by Typhoon Meisak, triggering a massive flood surge toward nearby communities . Authorities declared a state of emergency and began evacuating residents from affected areas as water levels in rivers, dams, and reservoirs rose to dangerous levels.
Chinese media reported that the dam structure could not withstand the immense water pressure, leading to the breach . Following the collapse, floodwaters rushed rapidly toward low-lying areas, posing a threat to several residential zones. Rescue agencies, military personnel, and local administration teams were immediately deployed for rescue and evacuation operations .
Authorities have appealed to residents to move to safe locations and avoid unnecessary travel to flooded areas. Multiple roads have been closed, and emergency relief centers are being established in affected regions . Reports indicate that heavy rains have severely disrupted daily life, with weather forecasts predicting more rainfall in the coming days, prompting authorities to issue a high alert .
According to China’s meteorological department, Typhoon Meisak’s effects could persist for several more days, raising concerns about additional rainfall and further flooding. Officials are continuously monitoring water reservoirs to prevent further damage. No official details on casualties or the total number of affected individuals have been released so far, but rescue operations are progressing rapidly.
