Floods from Typhoon Mai Sak kill 159 in China
The floods caused by Typhoon Maysak in July in the Guangxi region of southern China resulted in 159 deaths and 10 others missing, after more than 1.65 million people were affected in the cities of Nanning and Guigang. Heavy rains associated with the typhoon led to severe flooding, impacting 90 towns and village centers across 11 provinces. This prompted the evacuation of 23,300 people and the relocation of 78,300 others to temporary shelters. Currently, authorities are working on recovery and reconstruction efforts, as well as strengthening disaster prevention capabilities.
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