Typhoon Narra has caused severe flooding in southern China, prompting emergency evacuations of over 15,000 people in Chongzuo, where water levels have exceeded a historic 2008 record. Meanwhile, another storm system, Typhoon Saudel, is now moving toward Japan and Taiwan, raising concerns about additional heavy rainfall and potential flooding in the region. Authorities in affected areas are bracing for further disruptions as the storms intensify. Residents in vulnerable regions are urged to stay alert as weather conditions worsen.
Heavy rain expected in parts of Vietnam and southern China, as another storm system, Typhoon Saudel, heads for Japan and TaiwanWidespread flooding triggered by Typhoon Narra has submerged homes and forced mass evacuations in southern China, as another storm system tracked towards Japan and Taiwan.Authorities in Chongzuo, in China’s Guangxi region – famous for its giant waterfalls and karst limestone mountains – on Tuesday evacuated more than 15,000 people after water levels surpassed a record high set in 2008. Continue reading...
