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Typhoon Maysak Flooding Kills Four, Prompts Evacuation of 62,000 in China
A reservoir wall in Nanning broke after rivers swelled from Typhoon Maysak, killing at least four people and forcing 62,000 evacuations across southern Guangxi province. Officials raised the emergency flood-control response to its highest level.
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A reservoir wall in Nanning broke after rivers swelled from Typhoon Maysak, sending a torrent of water through the area. At least four people have been killed and 62,000 others have been evacuated across southern Guangxi province, officials said. The emergency flood-control response has been raised to its highest level. Authorities warned that torrential rains will continue in the coming days.
Jinping called for "all-out efforts" to rescue people affected by the floods across China. Officials have not released further details on the scope of ongoing rescue operations.
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