Typhoon Bavi Causes Severe Floods and Evacuations in Northeast China
Typhoon Bavi has brought severe floods to northeast China, leading to the evacuation of over 260,000 people, particularly in Liaoning province. The typhoon also prompted North Korea to urge maximum vigilance as it approached.
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Typhoon Bavi forces Shenyang subway shutdown, 360,000 evacuated in Liaoning province
Typhoon Bavi is continuing to bring torrential downpours to northeast China, forcing the transport and economic hub of Shenyang to halt non-essential travel and shut down parts of its subway network. Emergency measures remain in place on Tuesday in Shenyang, capital of Liaoning province, where Bavi continues to lash the city, despite weakening into a tropical storm. Across the province, more than 360,000 people have been evacuated as a result of the weather system, according to state...
By Carol Yang
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Typhoon Bavi is the longest-lasting tropical cyclone in the region this year and the most powerful storm to hit China in 2026.
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