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Millions Evacuated as Typhoon Bavi Triggers Severe Flooding Across China. Millions of people have been evacuated across eastern and northern China as Typhoon Bavi unleashed torrential rain, widespread flooding and powerful winds. Communities in several provinces were left stranded after floodwaters submerged roads, trapped residents and swept away vehicles, prompting large-scale rescue operations. Authorities issued the highest weather alerts in some areas as rainfall fell on ground already saturated by previous storms, increasing the risk of flash floods and landslides. More than 1,800 people were reported stranded in Hebei province alone, while transport services, schools and public activities were disrupted across affected regions. Meteorologists said Bavi had weakened to a tropical storm after making landfall but warned it could continue to produce intense rainfall as it moved north towards the Korean Peninsula. Chinese authorities have prioritised evacuations, emergency shelter and the relocation of residents from high-risk areas while monitoring rivers that have exceeded flood warning levels.
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