Three killed after high winds pull them out of their apartments in China | CNN

Seven people die in extreme weather in Jiangxi province, southern China.

  • Bilawal Riaz
  • 1 min read

Extreme weather conditions, including typhoon-like winds, have caused seven deaths and significant damage in Jiangxi province, southern China. The strong winds led to casualties and numerous injuries, with thousands of homes damaged and hundreds of thousands of people affected. The Chinese meteorological authority has issued an orange alert, the highest level warning. The severe weather conditions in Nanchang, the provincial capital, have resulted in devastating impacts, with wind speeds comparable to a Category I hurricane. This incident is part of a string of extreme weather events that have hit China in recent years, ranging from record-breaking heatwaves to historically low temperatures.

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