Thousands flee homes as deadly Typhoon Doksuri soaks Beijing and a second storm approaches China
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By Kathleen Magramo and CNN’s Beijing bureau (CNN) — Tens of thousands of people fled their homes in Beijing after Typhoon Doksuri, one of the strongest storms in years, dumped torrential rain across China and left at least four dead, as forecasters warned another hurricane-level storm was on its wa…
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Typhoon Doksuri causes damage in China’s Fujian province
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Typhoon Doksuri Downgraded to Tropical Storm Status
Headline from Voice of America ·
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Thousands flee homes as deadly Typhoon Doksuri soaks Beijing and a second storm approaches China
Typhoon Doksuri made landfall in China’s southeastern coast on Friday, state weather agencies said, after the storm battered parts of the Philippines and killed at least 39 people, including dozens on an overcrowded boat that capsized in strong winds.
Typhoon Doksuri has brought heavy rainfall to several regions in northern China, including the capital Beijing, after lashing the Philippines and Taiwan where it caused dozens of deaths and forced hundreds of thousands to evacuate.
Tens of thousands of people were evacuated from flood-prone areas of Beijing as Typhoon Doksuri lashed China's capital with heavy rain on Sunday and residents were urged to stay indoors.
By Kathleen Magramo and CNN’s Beijing bureau (CNN) — Tens of thousands of people fled their homes in Beijing after Typhoon Doksuri, one of the strongest storms in years, dumped torrential rain across China and left at least four dead, as forecasters warned another hurricane-level storm was on its wa…
Authorities have issued the highest weather alert as Beijing is hit with the remnants of typhoon Doksuri. State media have reported 2 bodies were recovered by emergency crews from a waterway in the capital.
Authorities have issued the highest weather alert as Beijing is hit with the remnants of typhoon Doksuri. State media have reported 2 bodies were recovered by emergency crews from a waterway in the capital.
By Kathleen Magramo and CNN’s Beijing bureau (CNN) — Tens of thousands of people fled their homes in Beijing after Typhoon Doksuri, one of the strongest storms in years, dumped torrential rain across China as forecasters warned another hurricane-level storm was on its way.
Authorities have warned of swelling rivers, floods and landslides in Beijing and surrounding regions. Meanwhile, authorities gear up for another storm.
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