Tropical storm-storms bring with them gigantic heavy winds, especially to coastal regions where there lies buildings and storms range cyclone Typhoon Bebinca. In other reports that will accompany this paper, the typhoon will be noted to have remained and caused irreparable damage in its wake. Local governments have also been very active in trying to respond to the damage and the safety of the civilians in the region.
Typhoon Bebinca’s Impact
Typhoon Bebinca had its landfall at Yadagaru India on 8th August and rambled through most regions of the[common region] sucking rain-covered trees and buildings with her wind. It should be noted that after the typhoon made landfall it was reduced to a storm. However, the fearful flooding that was a result of this storm persisted and left many parts of southern China flooded as well as drowning and damaging basic infrastructure.
Deaths Reported
Floods have also caused two even the number of residents in China have fall resulting in deaths of the citizens fatalities were due to 2 related to floods. Hundreds of people including two-day trips to flood policies overkill massive casualties as both flooding and reinstating. One was washed away by the flood and the other was killed by the storm injuries. There are emergency teams on site but there are other direct evacuations to prepare for more floods.
Evacuations and Safety Measures
In the wake of the storm, thousands of people were evacuated from low-lying areas and several flights were called off as precautions. As the storm approaches, emergency services are still on high alert and have cautioned of the possibility of heavy rains and landslides in a few days. The administration is appealing to the people to be cautious and take safety measures as directed by the authorities.
Downgraded but Still Dangerous
Tropical Storm Bebinca which has been downgraded is still a huge danger to the area because of flooding and landslides. After further analysis, forecasters have indicated that the storm is still likely to wreak damage after making s westward pull inland due to factors like rainfall with some areas likely to experience more than 200mm of downpour.
