BEIJING, Aug. 5 (Xinhua) — After all-out repair efforts, all communications in the flood-hit villages in Beijing have been restored, the Beijing Communications Administration said on Saturday.
Chinese authorities had launched massive rescue and relief efforts in response to typhoon-induced torrential rains. Beijing has, over the previous few days, seen the heaviest rainfall since records began 140 years ago, leaving 11 dead in the city.
According to the Beijing Communications Administration, the cooperation between Beijing and neighboring Hebei Province, has played an important role in the process of restoring communications in the villages cut off from the outside world. After the joint efforts of the emergency repair workers from Beijing and communication operators in Hebei, the communication signal in the disaster area has been restored.
Meanwhile, Beijing has made significant…
