Rain Storm Death Toll in China So 95 People

Death toll from storms that hit Beijing and a number of areas in China since Friday (7/20/2012) to Saturday (07/21/2012) grew to 95 people. China Ministry of Home Affairs in a statement received by Reuters in Beijing on Monday (7/23/2012) night, said the addition resulted in 95 people died, the biggest rainstorm disasters during the last 61 years also resulted in 45 people missing. To that end, the Ministry of Finance of China in a separate statement said it has allocated 19 million U.S. dollars in anticipation of the Beijing and Tianjin, and a number of cities in Hebei Province pascahujan storms. The allocated funds, derived from the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Irrigation to repair damaged water facilities to deal with flooding in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei. At least 50,000 people were evacuated and relocated pascahujan storm that hit Beijing and surrounding areas Saturday. In Hebei, recorded 70,000 people in the relocation. Until now the government, particularly the central flood control authorities, still record the number of casualties, and damage and economic losses caused by rain storms that hit Beijing and surrounding areas over the weekend.