More than 30,000 residents in districts of Fangshan, Huairou, Mentougou and Pinggu as well as Miyun and Yanqing counties were relocated, state-run Xinhua news agency quoted officials at the city's floods control headquarters as saying.
In Shanxi province, in the north, four people died and one remained missing after their pick-up truck was swept into a river while they attempted to cross a bridge, it said.
Landslides in the southwestern Sichuan province resulted in six deaths, provincial flood control and drought relief officials told the agency.
In Fangshan, where the maximum precipitation reached 460 mm in Hebei Township as of this morning, road traffic in 12 townships was disrupted. Mobile telecommunication services and Internet access were cut off in six townships, it said.
Train services between Beijing and Guangzhou were suspended as the railway line section at Nangangwa, Fengtai District, was soaked in water, the headquarters said.
A flash flood in Fangshan stranded 104 primary school students and nine teachers at a military training site, Xinhua said. It said they were in no immediate danger and that rescuers had taken food to them.
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More than 12,000 people worked for draining 1 million cubic meters of water from streets. Most puddles in the city were cleared by this morning. PTI
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