Guangxi Rescuers Evacuate Stranded Residents After Days of Typhoon-Triggered Rain

3 articles · Updated · People's Daily · Aug 24

Ningming County rescuers urgently moved stranded residents on Aug. 23 after days of typhoon-triggered downpours left parts of southern Guangxi inundated.
Aerial images and ground photos showed response teams transferring people to safety and registering evacuees after the relocations.
The evacuations add to Guangxi's broader flood emergency, where related reports said typhoon-triggered flooding had already left 159 dead and 10 missing in the region.
Authorities across Guangxi have also been working to restore normal life and restart business operations as the storm system recedes.

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