China on high red and yellow alerts

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Jul 09 2016 04:46 PM
Shraddha

First red alert in china, China's State Oceanic Administration (SOA) has issued warning people of heavy havoc expected to be caused by typhoon Nepartak.

As per SOA estimation, from last night till today, sea waves as high as nine metres will emerge in Taiwan Strait, while coastal waters near Fujian Province will see waves as high as six metres.

In the worst-hit province Hubei, 69 people died, while 16 were missing, as per china leading reported. 160 people were killed and 28 went missing in heavy rains and floods in a number of provinces in the last few weeks ahead of the typhoon.

Yellow alert is also issued by SOA, storm tides and estimated the sea level off Fujian Province will rise up to 150 centimetres.

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