Posted on Sep 17, 2018
Typhoon Mangkhut Reaches China As The Philippines Searches For Survivors
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In Hong Kong, videos posted to social media showed buildings swaying, roofs torn off, scaffolding collapsing and windows blown out by fierce winds. Gusts of winds reached up to 127 miles per hour, NPR's Rob Schmitz reported, sending debris flying. On flooded streets that resembled rivers, some residents traveled by canoe.
Typhoon Mangkhut Reaches China As The Philippines Searches For Survivors
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China
Hong Kong
Philippines
Meteorology
Natural Disaster
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
And lately mama has been pissed off, As the old saying goes when mama ain't happy nobodies happy
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What a nightmare. And like many islands, difficult to get support and supplies there. .
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