Thousands evacuated and at least 12 dead as severe flooding hits China

Record rainfall in China's Henan province has led to severe flooding, causing evacuations and at least 12 deaths in Zhengzhou. Power outages are widespread, and rescue teams have been deployed. The city experienced a year's worth of rain in three days, with climate change cited as a contributing factor. Economic damage is estimated at $11 million, with significant agricultural losses. Authorities warn of rising water levels in reservoirs, and the Yiha Tan dam is at risk of collapse.

What caused the evacuation of people in the province?

How many people have died in the city of Zhengzhou due to the flooding?

What warning level has been issued by authorities for Central Helenan province?

What factors contribute to the flooding in Zhengzhou according to the report?

What is the estimated damage caused by the downpours according to authorities?