Tropical Storm Maysak has caused widespread flooding in southern China, resulting in 39 deaths, primarily due to a dam breach that submerged the city of Nanning. Over 130,000 people have been evacuated as rescue operations continue.
Tropical Storm Maysak caused catastrophic flooding in China's Guangxi region, killing two, affecting 55,000, and forcing 48,000 evacuations. The typhoon triggered reservoir emergencies, breached a dam, and submerged villages, with rescue efforts underway.
Tropical Storm Maysak caused catastrophic flooding in China's Guangxi region, affecting 55,000 people, forcing 48,000 to evacuate, and claiming two lives. Multiple reservoir emergencies and dam breaches occurred, with rescue efforts underway.
Tropical Storm Maysak has killed two people, caused dam breaches, and forced the evacuation of approximately 48,000 people in southern China's Guangxi province. Authorities raised the flood control emergency response to its highest level amid "extremely heavy rain" and are also on alert for Super Typhoon Bavi approaching eastern China.
Heavy rains caused a reservoir dam in Hengzhou, Guangxi, China to breach on Monday, forcing the evacuation of hundreds. Two sections of the Liulan Reservoir dam collapsed, creating a 50-meter gap and sending a torrent of water downstream.
Heavy rains in southern China caused floodwaters to breach the Liulan Reservoir dam in Guangxi, leading to the evacuation of hundreds of residents. Two sections of the dam collapsed, creating a 50-meter gap and flooding downstream areas.
