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Firefighters in east China's Zhejiang Province worked around the clock on Tuesday to evacuate people stranded by floods, as continuous rainfall from Typhoon Dolphin battered multiple cities in the province.
Continuous rainfall also resulted in fallen trees, traffic disruption, road flooding and damage to power and water supply equipment.
In response, local authorities carried out flood drainage, road clearance and emergency repairs to facilities, gradually restoring local production and living order.
Firefighters in east China's Zhejiang Province worked around the clock on Tuesday to evacuate people stranded by floods, as continuous rainfall from Typhoon Dolphin battered multiple cities in the province.
Continuous rainfall also resulted in fallen trees, traffic disruption, road flooding and damage to power and water supply equipment.
In response, local authorities carried out flood drainage, road clearance and emergency repairs to facilities, gradually restoring local production and living order.