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Weather tracker: Typhoon leaves people stranded on rooftops in China
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Typhoons are a regular occurrence in China, particularly during the summer and early autumn months, but the severity of the damage caused by Typhoon Maysak has raised concerns about the country's preparedness for extreme weather events. The Guangxi region, where the typhoon made landfall, is prone to flooding due to its geography and climate, with heavy rainfall often causing rivers to overflow and putting residents at risk. The presence of snakes in floodwaters adds an additional layer of danger, as the snakes can be displaced from their natural habitats and pose a threat to people stranded in the affected areas.
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Weather tracker: Typhoon leaves people stranded on rooftops in China
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As the first typhoon to make landfall in China for the 2026 season, Maysak has caused devastating damage in southern and central regions. The Guangxi region received intense downpours of up to 280mm in 12 hours, causing rivers to swell and dam walls to break. By Monday morning, flooding across the city o…
10 Jul, 09:18
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