Typhoon Saudel leaves at least one dead and 11 missing in China
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- Typhoon Saudel caused a fatal landslide in Jiangxi province, while 11 people remained missing, local authorities said.
- Severe flooding in Fujian province also killed a priest, according to Kathpress.
- Rescue teams evacuated people affected by the storm, while more than 10 remained trapped in Suichuan county.
Typhoon Saudel has caused at least one death and left 11 people missing in China, local authorities said. The storm triggered heavy rain, landslides and flooding in several areas.
In Jiangxi province, at least one person died in a landslide caused by the rainfall. More than 10 people were trapped in Suichuan county as rescue teams evacuated residents affected by the severe weather.
The storm also brought deadly flooding to Fujian province in southeastern China. A priest died there, according to Kathpress. Saudel is the seventh typhoon to hit China this year.
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Originally published by Der Standard in German. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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