Typhoon Trami has unleashed chaos in China’s tropical island province of Hainan, claiming seven lives and leaving one person missing, authorities confirmed Wednesday. The storm, this year’s 20th typhoon, drenched the region with torrential rain since October 28, triggering massive evacuations and widespread disruption.
Over 40,000 residents were forced to flee their homes as Trami battered coastal towns and inland areas alike. Emergency crews are working around the clock to clear debris and restore power, while search efforts continue for the missing individual.
Hainan, known for its beaches and resorts, now faces a recovery marathon. Local officials warn of lingering risks like landslides and flooding, urging residents to stay vigilant. “This typhoon reminds us how fragile we are against nature’s fury,” one volunteer told state media.
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