Typhoon Nida
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3 Dead And 7 Missing In Landslides And Floods In Vietnam
Floods and landslides triggered by Typhoon Nida killed three children and left seven missing in northern Vietnam, a disaster official said today.
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Airport Chaos After Typhoon Nida Hits Hong Kong
Hordes of angry passengers stranded after Typhoon Nida pummelled Hong Kong crowded the airport on today, desperately seeking flights as the city emerges from lockdown while the storm swept across southern China.
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Typhoon Nida Shuts Hong Kong, More Than 150 Flights Cancelled
Typhoon Nida swept through Hong Kong on Tuesday, shutting down most of the financial hub with gale-force winds and disrupting hundreds of flights, while low-lying areas were put on flood alert.
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China Issues Red Alert For Typhoon Nida
China today issued a red alert for Typhoon Nida ahead of its landfall in the southern areas tomorrow.
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South China City Shuts Down As It Braces For Typhoon Nida
The southern Chinese city of Guangzhou closed offices, factories and schools on Monday as it braces for Typhoon Nida, forecast to make landfall on Tuesday.
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3 Dead And 7 Missing In Landslides And Floods In Vietnam
Floods and landslides triggered by Typhoon Nida killed three children and left seven missing in northern Vietnam, a disaster official said today.
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Airport Chaos After Typhoon Nida Hits Hong Kong
Hordes of angry passengers stranded after Typhoon Nida pummelled Hong Kong crowded the airport on today, desperately seeking flights as the city emerges from lockdown while the storm swept across southern China.
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Typhoon Nida Shuts Hong Kong, More Than 150 Flights Cancelled
Typhoon Nida swept through Hong Kong on Tuesday, shutting down most of the financial hub with gale-force winds and disrupting hundreds of flights, while low-lying areas were put on flood alert.
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China Issues Red Alert For Typhoon Nida
China today issued a red alert for Typhoon Nida ahead of its landfall in the southern areas tomorrow.
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South China City Shuts Down As It Braces For Typhoon Nida
The southern Chinese city of Guangzhou closed offices, factories and schools on Monday as it braces for Typhoon Nida, forecast to make landfall on Tuesday.
