Typhoon Saudel kills three in China mudslide, nine still missing

Heavy rain from Typhoon Saudel triggered a mudslide in southern China. It killed three people and left nine missing in a village.

Why it mattersMajor typhoons show the scale of natural disaster risk in densely populated regions and the need for large-scale evacuation systems.

AustraliaNo direct Australian effect yet, but large-scale Asian typhoons can influence regional weather patterns and affect trade and tourism with affected areas.

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