Severe flooding in southern China displaces residents
South China experienced an escalation in flooding due to heavy rains associated with Typhoon Nara, as waters inundated homes and shops. Authorities have evacuated over 54,000 people, and water levels have surpassed the highest recorded levels since 2008, especially in Chongzhou, where more than 15,000 people were relocated. Meanwhile, moderate-strength Typhoon Soudel is approaching southern Japan and northern Taiwan, with forecasts of heavy rain and destructive winds. The two storms have resulted in casualties and rescues, amid warnings of strong winds and towering waves in the region.
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