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Typhoon Narra Triggers Mass Evacuations and Record Floods in Southern China
Typhoon Narra has brought widespread flooding to southern China, submerging homes and forcing more than 15,000 residents in Chongzuo to evacuate as water levels exceeded a 2008 record high. Heavy rains are expected to continue across southern China and Vietnam, while Typhoon Saudel moves toward Japan and Taiwan.
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Severe flooding caused by Typhoon Narra has submerged homes and prompted large-scale evacuations across southern China. In Chongzuo, a city in China's Guangxi region renowned for its giant waterfalls and karst limestone mountains, local authorities evacuated over 15,000 people on Tuesday. The evacuations came after floodwaters broke a previous record high established in 2008. Heavy rainfall is predicted to continue impacting parts of southern China as well as areas of Vietnam. At the same time, another storm system, Typhoon Saudel, is currently tracking towards Japan and Taiwan.
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