Massive Aid Efforts Mobilized to Assist Flood-Stricken Northeast and North China

China has raised its flood-control emergency response to Level III in the northeastern regions following severe rainstorms and flooding in Inner Mongolia, Heilongjiang, and Jilin provinces. The government has coordinated rescue efforts, including the military evacuating people and providing emergency supplies, while civilian rescue teams have been deployed to save lives and property. Western media's attempts to sow discord between the Chinese public and the government and smear the government's flood control efforts have been criticized. The floods have caused casualties and extensive damage to infrastructure and agriculture, prompting authorities to allocate additional funds for relief efforts. The quick recovery and top-down efforts demonstrate China's ability to respond to natural disasters.