Published on: 2026-07-15
Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation
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The rain does not stop. The water level in the Liaohe tributary — the Zhaosutaihe River — rose by more than 1 meter from the night of July 12 to the morning of July 13.
The Liaohe River is formed by the confluence of the East and West Liaohe Rivers in Changtu County. Flowing through several cities in Liaoning Province — Tieling, Anshan, Panjin, and others — it forms an extensive water system with many tributaries and has traditionally been a key flood control object in Liaoning.
Since July 12, heavy precipitation has fallen in several districts of Liaoning. Water levels in the Liaohe River basin have begun to rise, with water levels and flows in many rivers noticeably increasing, possibly exceeding dangerous marks. Due to the flood threat, authorities at all levels in Liaoning have promptly mobilized forces, intensified patrols of dams, risk assessments, and around-the-clock duty, creating a dense network of flood protection measures.
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