"EXTREMELY TOUGH FOR US!" 130,000 Evacuated as Deadly Typhoon Maysak Floods Devastate Guangxi

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Local authorities in China's southern Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region escalated their emergency flood response to a critical, maximum "red alert" on Wednesday after the destructive remnants of Typhoon Maysak unleashed catastrophic flash flooding across the municipality of Qinzhou. Fueled by days of persistent atmospheric downpours that overwhelmed regional drainage grids and breached vital upstream reservoir protections, localized rivers rose significantly past historical warning marks, submerging entire commercial streets and residential sectors. State emergency response teams reported that the widening natural disaster has directly affected an estimated 375,000 rural and urban residents, leaving at least six individuals dead, 11 missing, and forcing the immediate, mandatory evacuation of more than 130,000 citizens to high-ground relief encampments. As frontline rescue detachments utilize specialized inflatable tactical boats and airdrop logistical networks to reach thousands still marooned inside waterlogged neighborhoods, national meteorological forecasters warn that a second approaching system, Super Typhoon Bavi, threatens to severely complicate current disaster relief operations across the broader Pearl River basin area over the coming weekend.

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Posted by Fast News in Default Category on July 09 2026 at 09:22 AM  ·  Public

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