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Floods in southern China prompt large-scale evacuations
Southern China experienced severe flooding due to heavy rains accompanying Typhoon Nara, which led to the inundation of homes and shops and the evacuation of thousands of residents. In the city of Chongzuo in Guangxi Province, water levels rose above the highest recorded since 2008, and authorities conducted evacuations for more than 15,000 people, with a total of 54,000 relocated in the region. Rainfall is still expected to expand in parts of Vietnam and China until tomorrow, Wednesday, with forecasts of heavy rains in several areas. Additionally, tropical storms, especially Typhoon Saudel, are heading towards Japan and Taiwan, causing fatalities and missing persons, along with warnings of strong winds and high waves.
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