Key Points
- Flooding in Southern China has affected thousands of people
- Over 15,000 people have been evacuated in the Guangxi region
- Flooding is also expected in Vietnam and Fujian
By the Numbers
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Heavy rainfall brought by the Narra typhoon has caused flooding in Southern China, inundating homes and businesses. Over 15,000 people have been evacuated in the Guangxi region. Flooding is also expected in Vietnam and Fujian.
Commercial and tourist activities have been suspended in the affected areas. Another storm is also approaching Japan and Taiwan.
The floods have caused water levels to reach record heights, forcing many to abandon their homes.
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- Why did flooding occur in Southern China?
- Due to heavy rainfall brought by the Narra typhoon
- How many people have been affected by the flooding?
- Over 15,000 people have been evacuated
- Are floods expected in other regions?
- Yes, floods are also expected in Vietnam and Fujian
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