Typhoon Narra's record flooding displaces tens of thousands in southern China
Typhoon Narra caused record flooding in China's Guangxi region, submerging homes and prompting the evacuation of over 54,000 people. The storm made landfall in Hainan after lingering over the Beibu Gulf, with heavy rain continuing across southern China and Vietnam. Meanwhile, Typhoon Saudel is approaching Japan and Taiwan, bringing risks of destructive winds and high seas.
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