Typhoon Saudel Triggers Severe Flooding and Mass Evacuations in Fujian
Typhoon Saudel made its third landfall in Fujian Province on September 3, bringing sustained winds of 23 meters per second and torrential rain. Authorities evacuated over 83,700 people from risk areas, while more than 100 houses collapsed and several individuals went missing. Rainfall totals reached 565.5 mm in some locations, causing 50 rivers to exceed warning levels at 74 hydrological stations.
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The storm struck the province for a third time, packing winds measured at roughly 83 kilometers per hour and unleashing intense
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