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**Time** & **Place** & **Cause** & **Disaster Situation** \\ \hline
8 August 2007 & New York & Rainstorm & The subway is severely flooded, and New York’s 4, 5, 6, E, F, R, and V \\ \hline
28 October 2012 & New York & Hurricane Sandy & Seven subway tunnels were flooded \\ \hline
25 September 2014 & Nagoya & Concentrated rainstorm & The platform of Nagoya Station on the Higashiyama Line of the subway was submerged in water, and all the lines were submerged in water. Some sections of trains on the Higashiyama Line \\ \hline
30 June 2015 & Nanjing & Continuous rainfall & Subway Line 3’s Mozhou East Road Station is submerged \\ \hline
21 June 2016 & Washington & Rainstorm & The accumulated water rushed into the Cleveland Park subway station, causing the escalator to turn into a waterfall and temporarily closing the subway \\ \hline
19 July 2016 & Beijing & Heavy rainfall & The subway stations of Line 4, Line 6, Line 7, Line 13, Line 14, and Line 15 have been temporarily closed. The Yühezhuang section of Line 4 has serious water seepage and has been suspended from operation \\ \hline
13 June 2017 & Shenzhen & Typhoon & Metro Line 1 Cheongmiao Station is flooded with rainwater \\ \hline
28 June 2018 & Chengdu & Continuous rainfall & A large amount of rainwater has infiltrated Guangfu Station on Metro Line 1, causing water accumulation in the station hall \\ \hline
21 June 2019 & Wuhan & Rainstorm & Subway Line 11 Guanggu 7 th Road Station Passage \\ \hline
17 July 2019 & New York & Flood & Floods poured into the 23 rd Street subway station in Queens due to rainstorm, and the subway cars were soaked \\ \hline
12 February 2020 & Sydney & Continuous rainfall & The drainage pump in the underground tunnel is unable to cope with the heavy rain that poured down last weekend, and hundreds of meters of Sydney Metro is currently submerged in water \\ \hline
29 June 2020 & Shijiazhuang & Heavy rainfall & Heavy rainfall caused water to enter the equipment room of Berlin Station on Metro Line 3, and the station was closed \\ \hline
18 July 2021 & Beijing & Heavy rainfall & Rainwater poured into Jin’anqiao Station on Metro Line 6, causing severe waterlogging \\ \hline
20 July 2021 & Zhengzhou & Continuous rainfall & The accumulated water washed over the water retaining wall and entered the subway station, causing a train on Line 5 to come to a forced stop. A major accident resulting in 12 deaths and 5 injuries \\ \hline
1 September 2021 & New York & Hurricane Ida & About 46 locations in the subway system have experienced flooding \\ \hline
1 June 2022 & Nanchang & Encounter extremely heavy rainstorm & The water barrier of Metro Line 2 has been washed away \\ \hline
8 August 2022 & Seoul & Continuous rainfall & The subway station has been shut down due to water ingress, ground subsidence, and platform power outage \\ \hline
5 September 2023 & Fuzhou & Typhoon Haikui & Multiple subway stations have accumulated water, and multiple lines have been flooded \\ \hline
21 August 2024 & Tokyo & Sudden rainstorm & The subway station leaked rain like a waterfall, and multiple subway lines were flooded \\ \hline
20 September 2024 & Shanghai & Typhoon Prasang & Multiple subway lines flooded \\ \hline \end{tabular}
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Table 1: Rainstorm flood disaster of subway station. centers on disaster risk analysis and does not delve into the specific characteristics or mechanisms of resilience. Resilience theory advocates for proactive adaptation to change, positing that the enhancement of disaster resilience is integral to sustainable development. While disasters are frequently instigated by extreme weather events, deficiencies in emergency command responses are often evident [8]. Subway stations exist within a multifaceted urban framework, wherein a variety of uncertain variables influence their resilience to flood disasters.