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'The water just came so fast': Typhoon triggers floods and rare tornadoes in China

Typhoon Maysak and subsequent storms have triggered widespread flooding, deadly landslides, and rare tornadoes across southern China.

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The brief

Southern China is currently experiencing severe weather, including floods and destruction caused by the remnants of a tropical storm and Typhoon Maysak. The storms have forced hundreds of residents to flee their homes and resulted in a deadly landslide.

Coverage from South China Morning Post, NBC News, Yahoo, and Click2Houston emphasizes the scale of the displacement and the severity of the storms across several provinces. Reports highlight the rapid onset of water and the resulting regional devastation.

Attention is now on the distribution of millions in new disaster relief funds allocated by China to address the storm and landslide damage.

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Quick answers

Which typhoon is causing the current disruption?

Typhoon Maysak is identified as the system impacting southern China.

What measures has China taken in response to the disasters?

China has allocated millions in new disaster relief following the storms and a deadly landslide.

How have local residents been affected?

Hundreds of people have been forced to flee their flooded homes.

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