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China Reports 10 Dead After Rain and Storms Batter Provinces

Severe storms, tornadoes, and landslides have caused multiple fatalities across China as Typhoon Bavi approaches the coast.

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Extreme weather has battered several Chinese provinces, resulting in tornadoes and landslides. According to The Guardian, these storms have killed 15 people, while the South China Morning Post reports 8 dead and one person missing specifically due to a tornado.

Coverage from Reuters and Al Jazeera emphasizes the widespread havoc caused by tornadoes in central China and a landslide that buried at least 16 people. Reports indicate these events followed warnings of extreme weather.

Attention is now focused on the offshore movement of Typhoon Bavi. Coverage does not yet specify the total updated casualty count across all affected regions.

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How many people have died in the storms?

The Guardian reports 15 deaths, while the South China Morning Post attributes 8 deaths to a tornado.

What other weather threats are mentioned?

Reuters reports that Typhoon Bavi is currently looming offshore.

What occurred during the landslides?

Al Jazeera reports that at least 16 people were buried following a landslide.

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