Typhoon Noul kills 10 after making landfall in southern China
Typhoon Noul has made landfall in southern China, resulting in 10 deaths and the displacement of over 800,000 people. The storm caused significant infrastructure damage, flight cancellations, and flash flooding, prompting a large-scale government emergency response.
Why it matters
The event highlights the increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events in East Asia and the massive logistical challenges of disaster management in densely populated regions.
Home News World Sports Entertainment Science Royal Trending Health Videos Technology World Typhoon Noul kills 10 after making landfall in southern China Powerful storm brings heavy rains and strong winds, leaving a trail of destruction as rescue teams respond across affected areas
Deadly Typhoon Noul batters Southern China, leaving 10 dead and over 800,000 displaced. The 12th and the strongest typhoon to hit China so far this year made landfall at Huizhou city in Guangdong bringing gale-force winds and heavy rain to large parts of the region, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
Rescue teams have been deployed to affected communities to search for survivors, clear debris, and provide assistance to residents impacted by the typhoon.
As reported, thousands of residents relocated to safety across Guangdong province ahead of the storm.
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