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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, rare tornadoes, and a deadly landslide across southern China.

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📍 How it ended

Typhoon Maysak and remnants of a tropical storm caused severe storms, floods, and a deadly landslide across several Chinese provinces. Hundreds of people fled flooded homes as the southern region experienced significant destruction.

China subsequently allocated millions in new disaster relief.

Epilogue added 18d ago, after coverage quieted.

What happened

Southern China is facing severe storms and flooding caused by Typhoon Maysak and the remnants of a tropical storm. The weather events have forced hundreds of people to flee their homes and resulted in a deadly landslide.

Coverage from the South China Morning Post, NBC News, Yahoo, and Click2Houston emphasizes the scale of destruction across several provinces and the speed of the rising waters. Attention is now on the allocation of millions in new disaster relief funds to address the damage caused by the storms.

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Questions people are asking

What weather event caused the flooding?

The floods were triggered by Typhoon Maysak and the remnants of a tropical storm.

What was the impact on residents?

Hundreds of people have fled their homes due to the flooding.

How is the government responding?

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

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