Tropical Storm Maysak Causes 39 Deaths in Southern China Floods
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Tropical Storm Maysak caused floods in southern China, killing 39 people, including 26 from a dam breach in Nanning, Guangxi.
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- Tropical Storm Maysak caused flooding in southern China.
- 39 people died due to the floods.
- 26 deaths resulted from a dam breach in Nanning city.
- Nanning is in Guangxi province.
- The deputy mayor of Nanning reported the fatalities.
- The storm caused significant damage in the region.
Tropical Storm Maysak triggered severe flooding in southern China, resulting in 39 fatalities. The majority of the deaths, 26 in total, occurred due to the breach of a dam in Nanning city, located in Guangxi province. This information was confirmed by local authorities, with the deputy mayor of Nanning providing details during a press briefing. The storm's impact has led to significant loss of life and damage in the affected region.
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