Heavy rainfall triggered by Typhoon Gaemi has disrupted life for 1.15 million people in central China's Hunan Province, causing widespread evacuations and economic losses totaling 6.13 billion yuan ($847 million), local authorities reported Wednesday.
The Human Toll
Over 95,000 residents were evacuated, with nearly 50,000 requiring emergency aid as floods submerged homes and roads. Rescue teams have been mobilized to distribute supplies and assist vulnerable communities.
Economic Impact
The storms damaged crops, infrastructure, and businesses, dealing a significant blow to the region. Hunan, known for its agricultural output and manufacturing hubs, faces a steep recovery journey.
Authorities are closely monitoring weather patterns, urging residents to stay alert as monsoon season continues. Follow @NewspaperAmigo for real-time updates on relief efforts and climate-related news in Asia.
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