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China dam collapse: hundreds evacuated after typhoon rains breach Guangxi reservoir

Typhoon Maysak triggers a dam collapse in Guangxi, prompting mass evacuations across southern China as extreme weather hits multiple regions.

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A reservoir in Guangxi has been breached following heavy rainfall from Typhoon Maysak, resulting in the evacuation of hundreds of residents. Coverage from the South China Morning Post, Reuters, Yahoo, ABC News, and the Jonesboro Sun emphasizes the broad geographic reach of the current storm systems.

Authorities in Nanning are currently on top alert due to the severity of the flooding triggered by the typhoon. Future reports are expected to clarify the full scope of the infrastructure damage.

Coverage does not yet specify the total number of people affected by the evacuations or the extent of the flooding at the breached reservoir.

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What caused the dam breach in Guangxi?

Coverage attributes the breach to heavy rainfall caused by Typhoon Maysak.

Is the storm affecting other parts of China?

Yes, reports indicate tropical storm activity in the south and separate extreme weather incidents resulting in fatalities in northern China.

What is the status of Nanning?

Nanning is currently under top alert status due to catastrophic flooding.

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