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Typhoon Bavi makes landfall in eastern China as more than 1 million are evacuated

Typhoon Bavi forces mass evacuations and leaves Taiwan counting injuries as storm weakens over China

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Typhoon Bavi has made landfall in eastern China, bringing destructive winds and torrential rain. Over 1 million people have been evacuated in China, though some reports suggest the figure may exceed 2 million. Taiwan has already reported 134 injuries and unusual coastal flooding, including a rare 20-foot 'mega swell' along its eastern shores.

Coverage emphasizes the storm’s lingering threat of heavy rainfall across eastern China, with AP News and Reuters highlighting evacuation efforts and initial damage. The Honolulu Star-Advertiser and SURFER Magazine focus on Taiwan’s coastal impacts, including video footage of the extreme swell.

Watch for updates on flooding risks in China, potential infrastructure damage, and whether the storm’s weakened state will ease or prolong hazards. Taiwan’s injury toll may rise as assessments continue, and neighboring regions could face secondary effects from prolonged rain.

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How many people have been evacuated?

Coverage indicates over 1 million in China, with some reports suggesting up to 2 million.

What damage has been reported in Taiwan?

Taiwan has reported 134 injuries and extreme coastal flooding, including a 20-foot swell.

Is the storm still dangerous?

Yes—though weakened, Bavi continues to bring heavy rain and strong winds, posing flooding risks in eastern China.

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