Group 1 - The core initiative in Miyun District includes the establishment of 587 safety emergency shelters across 14 key mountainous towns to enhance emergency response and rescue capabilities [1] - By 2026, Miyun District plans to accelerate the implementation of 74 projects aimed at basic recovery, ensuring completion before the flood season, alongside the reconstruction of 534 hazardous and collapsed houses [1] - Following the significant losses from the "25·7" regional flood in 2025, Miyun District has repaired 1,411 hazardous houses and replaced heating equipment for 3,502 affected households, distributing relief funds to over 60,000 residents [1] Group 2 - The "three-year comprehensive enhancement" project for water conservancy facilities in Miyun District focuses on the reconstruction and enhancement of disaster-affected areas, including key rivers and drainage projects [2] - To improve flood forecasting accuracy and timeliness, Miyun District plans to establish and supplement 78 hydrological monitoring facilities across 8 cross-border rivers and other critical points, with 45 facilities already having completed foundational work [2] Group 3 - The repair project for the G234 National Road in Miyun District, which spans 98.7 kilometers and serves as a major access route, is scheduled for completion by May 2026 [3] - The G234 road was severely damaged during the 2025 flood, with approximately 6.98 kilometers affected, including 140 damaged points, 133 road sections, 7 bridges, and 9 culverts [3] - The repair work officially commenced on September 26, 2025, and aims to ensure the safe operation and connectivity of the national road upon completion [3]