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Homes submerged, tens of thousands relocated in China's south as flooding intensifies
Typhoon Narra's torrential rains submerged southern China, forcing 54,000 evacuations, causing widespread power outages, and crippling transportation networks.
- On Tuesday, Typhoon Narra triggered widespread floods across southern China, submerging homes and shops as heavy rain intensified throughout the region.
- Typhoon Narra lingered over the Beibu Gulf for several days, dumping heavy rain on Guangxi, Hainan, and Guangdong provinces that set conditions for the flooding.
- Rising floodwaters prompted China to relocate 54,000 people in Guangxi, while authorities in Chongzuo evacuated more than 15,000 after water levels surpassed a 2008 record.
- In southern and eastern Taiwan, the government reported one person dead and four missing from flooding in Tainan and Kaohsiung, home to more than four million people.
- Typhoon Saudel is forecast to hit Fujian from late Thursday to early Friday, with the Central Weather Administration warning of destructive gusts affecting Japan and Taiwan.
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right6Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution43% Right
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C 36%
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