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Tens of thousands evacuated from massive China floods

Guangdong province, with 127 million residents, has been hit by severe rainstorms, causing floods and displacing over 82,500 people.
The Pearl River Delta in Guangdong experienced record rainfall since April 16, leading to evacuations but no casualties.
Rescue efforts, including helicopters and rubber boats, were deployed to save residents from flooding in the region.

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BBC News

Guangdong: Tens of thousands evacuated from massive China floods

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The Guardian

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The Washington Post

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