Core Points - Beijing's agricultural department has initiated an emergency response program due to severe rainfall and potential geological disasters [6][7] - Significant rainfall has been recorded in various districts, prompting evacuations and safety measures [2][3] Group 1: Emergency Response Measures - The Beijing Drainage Group has activated a level three flood response, deploying 2,298 personnel and 211 units to manage the situation [1] - In the Miyun District, 3,270 individuals have been evacuated from 1552 households, with 65 construction sites and 30 geological disaster scenic spots closed [2] - The Huairou District has reported an average rainfall of 66.7 mm, with the maximum recorded at 319.7 mm, leading to the evacuation of 1,277 individuals [3] Group 2: Infrastructure and Safety Precautions - All scenic spots and camping sites in the Yanqing District have been closed, with further updates on reopening to be provided based on weather conditions [4] - The Beijing Subway has implemented flood emergency measures, including the distribution of raincoats and adjustments to service based on passenger flow [5] Group 3: Agricultural Support and Recovery - The Beijing Agricultural and Rural Bureau has coordinated with insurance agencies to expedite agricultural insurance claims, ensuring rapid assessment and compensation for affected farmers [6][7] - A total of 11,250 kg of emergency seeds and over 50,000 pieces of animal epidemic prevention materials have been prepared for disaster recovery efforts [7]