Typhoon Bavi unleashed its fury on Japan's southern islands before making a devastating landfall in eastern China, leading to widespread destruction and chaos.
In anticipation of the storm, nearly 2 million people were evacuated from vulnerable areas in China, particularly in Zhejiang and Wenzhou, to ensure their safety.
As Bavi transitioned from a super typhoon to a severe tropical storm, its maximum winds reached around 90 mph, uprooting trees and crippling transport systems with extensive flight cancellations and rail disruptions.
Torrential rainfall from the storm raised alarms for severe flooding and landslides across eastern and northern China, amplifying risks for affected communities.
The storm also impacted the Philippines, resulting in a tragic death toll that climbed to 18 due to landslides and flooding triggered by the heavy rains.
With emergency measures in full effect and the threat of prolonged downpours looming, communities braced for the aftermath of one of the most powerful storms to strike mainland China this year.
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