Typhoon Saudel Causes Landslides in Eastern China, Killing 3 and Leaving 10 Missing
Summary
Typhoon Saudel has triggered deadly landslides and flooding across eastern and south-central China, leaving at least three people dead and 10 missing. More than 600,000 residents have been evacuated in Fujian as heavy rain continues to cause damage.
Key Points
- Typhoon Saudel has caused landslides in Jiangxi, Hunan, Zhejiang and Fujian provinces after days of heavy rain.
- At least three people have died and 10 others remain missing, with rescue operations still underway.
- In Fujian’s Huating Town, more than 100 houses have collapsed and villages were flooded after a levee broke.
- About 600,000 people were evacuated from risk-prone areas in Fujian as flood and landslide risks rose.
