Severe floods hit southern China
Heavy rains accompanying Typhoon Nara have caused widespread flooding in southern China, with waters inundating homes and shops, prompting the evacuation of over 69,000 people in the cities of Zhongzu and Guangxi. Water levels have surpassed the highest recorded since 2008. Rainfall is expected to continue until tomorrow, Wednesday, in parts of Vietnam and China, as Typhoon Saudel approaches, threatening southern Japan and Taiwan. Saudel is bringing strong winds and heavy rain, which have resulted in one person being killed and four others missing in Taiwan. Authorities warn that severe weather conditions will persist and are working on evacuations and measures to address potential damage.
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