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China dam collapses, cross-border railway halted as Typhoon Maysak slams Guangxi

Typhoon Maysak has triggered dam breaches and deadly flooding in southern China, forcing thousands to evacuate.

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The story so far

Typhoon Maysak has hit southern China, causing a reservoir breach in Guangxi and killing two people. Authorities have raised the flood response to the top level, and evacuations are underway in Nanning as three reservoirs remain at risk.

Coverage from Xinhua, CGTN, and Bloomberg emphasizes the escalation of flood-control efforts and the scale of the displacement, with thousands evacuated. The Guardian and Anadolu Ajansı report on the fatalities, while Click2Houston notes additional rain-related deaths in northern China.

Further developments involve the ongoing monitoring of at-risk reservoirs and the continued implementation of top-level flood response measures in Guangxi.

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The obvious questions

Where did the dam breach occur?

The breach occurred in a reservoir in South China's Guangxi province.

How many casualties have been reported in southern China?

Coverage indicates that two people were killed in southern China.

Which city is seeing evacuations due to at-risk reservoirs?

Evacuations are underway in Nanning, Guangxi.

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