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Hebei Flood Washes Away Prefabricated Houses

Admin September 18, 2026

There is currently no definitive information indicating that the flood in Hebei has washed away prefabricated houses. However, Hebei has recently experienced several incidents related to housing damage due to extreme weather conditions such as heavy rain. Here is a detailed introduction:

Kuancheng Heavy Rain Floods Houses in Some Villages

Kuancheng, Hebei, encountered heavy rainfall, leading to severe waterlogging in some villages. Some houses were submerged by floodwaters, with only the roofs visible. Such a degree of waterlogging poses a significant threat to the structural safety of the houses. Prolonged soaking may loosen the foundations, cause cracks in the walls, and affect the stability and durability of the houses. Moreover, furniture, electrical appliances, and other belongings inside the houses will also suffer varying degrees of damage due to water immersion, bringing great inconvenience and economic losses to the villagers' lives.

Multiple Mushroom Greenhouses Destroyed for Villagers

The heavy rain not only affected residential housing but also caused severe damage to agricultural production facilities. Several mushroom greenhouses built by villagers were destroyed in the heavy rain. Mushroom greenhouses are usually constructed with relatively simple structures and materials, lacking sufficient resistance to heavy rainfall and floods. The collapse of the greenhouses damaged the growing mushrooms, affecting crop yield and quality, and bringing direct losses to the villagers' agricultural income.

LaiShui County Mudslide Impacts Houses

A mudslide occurred in Laishui County, with its powerful impact reducing houses to just floors in an instant. A mudslide is a special type of flood containing a large amount of solid matter such as mud and stones. It is characterized by suddenness, high flow velocity, large flow volume, high material capacity, and strong destructive power. Under the impact of the mudslide, the structure of the houses can hardly withstand such a huge force, leading to their instant destruction and posing a great threat to the lives and property safety of local residents.

Continuous Rain in Kuancheng and Upstream Flood Discharge Flood Houses and Wash Away Cars

Continuous rain in Kuancheng, combined with upstream flood discharge, caused a rapid increase in floodwater volume and a swift rise in water levels. Many villagers' houses were submerged by floodwaters, and cars were also washed away. This indicates that under the dual impact of continuous rainfall and flood discharge, the destructive power of the flood is further enhanced, not only affecting the residential safety of residents but also causing damage to their vehicles, further exacerbating the scope and severity of the disaster's impact.