Typhoon Narra forces tens of thousands from homes across southern China, submerges roads and buildings
Typhoon Narra battered China's Guangxi province on August 24, forcing tens of thousands of residents from their homes as floodwaters submerged roads and buildings across the region. The storm also brought torrential rain to Taiwan, leaving four people missing.
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- ✓Tens of thousands forced from homes in Guangxi province. (CNA, 12 mainstream articles corroborate typhoon impact)
- ✓Floodwaters submerged roads and buildings in affected areas. (CNA, corroborated by multiple sources)
- ✓Four people missing in Taiwan due to heavy rains. (CNA, corroborated by multiple sources)
- ✓Typhoon Narra occurred on August 24, 2026. (CNA, date confirmed)
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