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Typhoon Wipha topples trees and causes major flight disruptions in Hong Kong and southern China

Typhoon Wipha has toppled trees and caused major flight disruptions in Hong Kong and at some nearby airports in China as it moved west off the country’s southern coast.

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Storms hit southern China mainland in wake of Typhoon Wipha

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China hit by multiple storms, floods, and heatwaves as Typhoon Wipha makes landfall

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Vietnamese Coastal Provinces on Emergency Footing as Typhoon Wipha Nears

Vietnam's Prime Minister put coastal provinces on emergency footing for Typhoon Wipha, saying it could cause flooding and landslides, as airlines cancelled flights ahead of the storm's expected landfa...

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Photos of Storm Wipha as it hits Asia

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Tracking Tropical Storm Wipha

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Typhoon Wipha causes major flight disruptions in Hong Kong and southern China

More than 370,000 people were affected by days of stormy weather, including 43,000 who fled to government-run emergency shelters or homes of relatives due to flooding, landslides and fierce wind.

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Typhoon Wipha Reaches Mainland China After Pounding Hong Kong and Macau

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Typhoon rains batter Hong Kong before Wipha weakens to severe tropical storm in Guangdong

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El tifón Wipha derriba árboles y afecta a cientos de vuelos en Hong Kong y el sur de China

El tifón Wipha derribó árboles y causó importantes interrupciones de vuelos el domingo en Hong Kong y en algunos aeropuertos cercanos en

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Bracing for Impact: Vietnam Prepares for Tropical Storm Wipha

Vietnam braces for Tropical Storm Wipha as it nears the northern coastline with potential for significant rainfall and flooding. Nearly 350,000 soldiers are ready to respond, while transport services are disrupted.

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Typhoon Wipha: Hong Kong hoists T10 hurricane warning – highest signal – as residents urged to stay home

The Observatory has raised the 10 storm signal, as hurricane-force Wipha descends on China’s southern coast. After hoisting highest storm signal at 9:20am on Sunday, the Observatory said that the alert would probably stay in place for some time: “Do not go outside and stay away from exposed windows and doors.