Rainstorm raid Sichuan Pingwu Zhizhi 2 deaths and 4 lost contact. The villagers: some houses were washed away, and they were transferring

Jimu Journalist Zhou Hao

On July 12, affected by the short -term rainfall in the upstream of the upstream, the upstream floods of the Tibetan Tibetan township in Pingwu County, Sichuan Province, were destroyed in some sections and interrupted communication. As of 12:00 on the 12th, two people died and 4 people lost contact. Local villagers told Jimu Journalists that some family members were injured and were rescued and sent to the hospital, and their families were waiting to be transferred. Some villagers said that the houses in the village were underwater.

Sichuan Pingwu heavy rain (Picture source: CCTV News)

According to CCTV News, at 5 o'clock on July 12, due to the short -term rainfall in the upstream neighboring county, the upstream floods of the Tibetan Tibetan Tibetan township in Pingwu County, Sichuan Province, were destroyed in some sections, and interrupted communication. Among them, the G247 National Highway K990+100, K960+500 highway interruption. After the danger occurred, the local area immediately launched the secondary response of flood prevention emergency responses, and the roads such as rushing and rescue and rescue were urgently launched.

According to Sichuan fire protection news, affected by heavy rainfall, Muzo Township has three villages (ethnic villages, Heping Village, Xinyi Village) and Muzo Hydropower Station. Some people have been trapped and the public network communication is interrupted. As of 10:30 am on the 12th, fire rescue workers rescued a total of 31 trapped people. The rescue force was trying to go to Xinyi Village, National Village and Muzo Hydropower Station to carry out rescue.

As of 12:00 on the 12th, two people died and 4 people lost contact. They had successfully rescued 31 trapped people and had more than 700 people. At present, the disaster situation is further verifying statistics, and rescue and rescue work is advancing in an orderly manner.

On the afternoon of July 12, Jimu Journalists called the Muzo Township Government of Pingwu County, and the phone was unable to connect. The staff of the Pingwu County Emergency Administration told reporters that the relevant departments in the county had gone to the scene of the disaster that morning. As for the specific situation of the death injury and the loss of contact, it expressed inconvenient to disclose.

Xiao Lan (pseudonym), a villager in Heping Village, Muzhe Township, told Jimu Journalists that her grandparents were injured to varying degrees and had been sent to the hospital in the county for treatment. She was going to visit with her family. Transfer, but her father and younger brother were still waiting for the transfer on a relatively high roof in the village to help other villagers while helping him. However, due to the affected by the communication, he was temporarily unable to get in touch with the two of them. In addition, the family also said that she could not contact her second aunt, and Xiao Lan hoped that they would be able to transfer safely. Mr. Wang, a villager, also said that relatives in the family are waiting for transfer and resettlement. Because of the inconvenience of communication, he drove to the county to tell his family that the news was informed.

When Jimu Journalists tried to contact the villagers of Muzo Township Village and Xinyi Village, there were still multiple calls unable to connect. Some villagers told reporters that the regional signal is slightly stronger, and they are being arranged for transfer and resettlement. There is a house in the village that was washed away by water.

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