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Four Dead, Eight Missing as Typhoon Maysak Batters Guangxi
The province’s jasmine fields have been inundated after the onslaught of the typhoon this week, ruining the region’s peak tea harvest.
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scmp.com
China dam collapses, cross-border railway halted as Typhoon Maysak slams Guangxi
Authorities issue top flood alert, order rescue and evacuation, with more bad weather expected.
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China dam collapse: hundreds evacuated after typhoon rains breach Guangxi reservoir
Authorities issue top flood alert, call for rescue and evacuation as bad weather expected to continue under influence of Typhoon Maysak.
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theguardian.com
Typhoon Maysak kills two and forces thousands to evacuate in China
Tropical storm causes extreme flooding in south of the country with heavy rainfall expected in coming days
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independent.co.uk
Nearly a dozen people dead as thunderstorms, tornadoes and landslides hit China
Storms come on the heels of widespread flooding in Guangxi brought by the passage of the country's first typhoon of the year
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Watch: Typhoon Maysak breaks dam wall in China, kills 2 and forces thousands to evacuate
NOW: A devastating situation is unfolding as Liulan Reservoir collapses following heavy rainfall from Typhoon Maysak in Hengzhou, Nanning, Guangxi, China.…
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newsbytesapp.com
Typhoon Maysak wreaks havoc in China; 2 dead, thousands evacuated
Typhoon Maysak claimed two lives in Guangxi province and forced tens of thousands to evacuate as it caused dam breaches and heavy rainfall across southern China.
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albawaba.com
Typhoon in China kills 15 and forces tens of thousands to flee | Al Bawaba
ALBAWABA - Typhoon ‘Maysak’ has caused extreme flooding in southern China with the tropical storm expected to continue into the following days.15 people
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sixthtone.com
Four Dead, Eight Missing as Typhoon Maysak Batters Guangxi
The province’s jasmine fields have been inundated after the onslaught of the typhoon this week, ruining the region’s peak tea harvest.