Floods kill 159 in China's Guangxi after Typhoon Maisak
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Floods in China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region kill 159 people and leave 10 missing in Nanning and Guigang after Typhoon Maisak. More than 1.65 million people are affected.
Key Facts
- Floods in Nanning and Guigang killed 159 people and left 10 residents missing.
- More than 1.65 million people were affected by the disaster in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
- Typhoon Maisak caused the flooding in the first ten days of July.
- Nanning and Guigang are concentrating on reconstruction and strengthening disaster prevention capacity.
Casualties and Damage
Floods struck Nanning and Guigang in China's southern Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region after Typhoon Maisak. The disaster killed 159 people in the two cities. Another 10 residents remain listed as missing. More than 1.65 million people across the region were affected.
Recovery and Prevention
Nanning and Guigang have focused on post-disaster restoration and reconstruction. Both cities are strengthening capacity in disaster prevention, mitigation and relief assistance. The flooding occurred in the first ten days of July after unprecedented rainfall.
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Floods kill 159 in China's Guangxi after Typhoon Maisak
