Storm must hit. Wenzhou on Sunday after passing through Japan and Taiwan; 87 wounded are reported

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• China withdrew more than 1.8 million people this Saturday, as Typhoon Bavi approached the important city of Wenzhou in the east of the country, after reaching the Sakishima archipelago in southern Japan, with heavy rains and violent winds and having passed near northern Taiwan

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• Story audio is generated using AI China evacuated more than 1.8-million people on Saturday as Typhoon Bavi churned toward the major eastern city of Wenzhou after pummeling Japan’s southern Sakishima island chain with heavy rain and violent winds and brushing past northern Taiwan.

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• Bavi did not make landfall in Taiwan , sparing it the worst, although forecasts had warned of close to one metre of rain in some areas.

  according to The Independent

• China has been beaten by successive weather disasters in recent weeks.

  according to The Independent

• Bavi is forecast to make landfall around Wenzhou, home to about 10-million people, early on Sunday.

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• China withdrew over 1.8 million people this Saturday, as Typhoon Bavi approached the important city of Wenzhou, in..

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