Extreme Weather in Southeastern China Claims Lives and Causes Destruction
Reports of typhoon-like winds causing havoc in southeastern China have led to tragic incidents and widespread damage.
Impact of the Extreme Weather
- At least seven people lost their lives in violent rain and hailstorms that struck southeastern China.
- The extreme weather, which began on March 31, affected nine cities, including Nanchang and Jiujiang.
- Over 93,000 people in 54 counties have been impacted by the harsh weather.
Tragic Incidents
Typhoon-like winds reportedly sucked three people out of their apartments while they were sleeping, resulting in their deaths.
Residents were swept from their beds through gaps created by the strong winds, causing significant damage to homes.
Personal Stories of Loss
A man named Xu recounted how the wind pulled his family members out of their apartment, leading to tragic consequences.
Another man, Wan, shared his heartbreaking experience of losing his wife due to the destructive winds.
Details surrounding these incidents are still under investigation as authorities assess the extent of the damage.
“I am totally at a loss,” expressed Wan, reflecting the profound impact of the devastating weather conditions.
