After tearing through the Philippines, Storm Doksuri, a former super typhoon, moved northward over China and landed in the southern province of Fujian. Beijing and its surroundings were pounded by torrential rain, with the city receiving nearly as much precipitation in just 40 hours as it typically receives in the whole month of July.  According to Chinese state media, as the unrelenting downpour entered its fourth day, eleven people have died as a result of the severe rain in Beijing. At 6 a.m. (2200 GMT) on Tuesday, another 27 individuals were still missing, according to state broadcaster CCTV. China Floods Videos: Typhoon Doksuri Triggers Heavy Rainfall, Flash Floods in Beijing and Other Parts; Scary Footages Show Severe Flooding and Cars Being Swept Away.

Floods in Beijing 

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