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Beijing Records Heaviest Rainfall In At Least 140 Years, Causing Severe Flooding And 21 Deaths

Beijing Records Heaviest Rainfall In At Least 140 Years, Causing Severe Flooding And 21 Deaths
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Beijing s heaviest rainfall in 140 years causes at least 21 deaths

The rain destroyed roads and knocked out power and even pipes carrying drinking water.

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China records heaviest rainfall in 140 years, causing floods, evacuations, 21 deaths

China records heaviest rainfall in 140 years, causing floods, evacuations, 21 deaths
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Beijing: 21 dead and 26 missing as heaviest rainfall in 140 years hits Chinese capital

Thousands evacuated to shelters in public buildings after area suffered record-breaking stretch of heat earlier in summer

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Beijing Records Heaviest Rainfall in at Least 140 Years, Causing Severe Flooding and 21 Deaths

China's capital has recorded its heaviest rainfall in at least 140 years over the past few days after being deluged with heavy rains from the remnants of Typhoon Doksuri. The city recorded 744.8 millimeters (29.3 inches) of rain between Saturday and Wednesday morning, the Beijing Meteorological Bureau said Wednesday.

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