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At least 1 dead, more than 100 injured in Hong Kong floods - Vimarsana News

At least 1 dead, more than 100 injured in Hong Kong floods

Update 1: Adds casualty figures, quotes, fresh information throughout Hong Kong, Sep 8 (EFE).- At least one person died and 110 were injured due to heavy rains and floods that Hong Kong suffered since Thursday night, where some areas registered more than 600 millimeters of water per hour, the equivalent of a quarter of the …

Hong Kong floods: 1 dead after 2 found unconscious in Victoria Harbour as officials scramble to address aftermath of rain chaos - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong floods: 1 dead after 2 found unconscious in Victoria Harbour as officials scramble to address aftermath of rain chaos

Government efforts seen to be in stark contrast with show of vigilance against Super Typhoon Saola a week earlier.

Source: scmp.com
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HONG KONG (Reuters) -- The Asian financial hub of Hong Kong was drenched on Friday by the heaviest rain since records began 140 years ago, killing one

Source: nikkei.com
2 dead in Hong Kong amid extreme rain and flash floods that also struck southern China - Vimarsana News

2 dead in Hong Kong amid extreme rain and flash floods that also struck southern China

Heavy rain in Hong Kong and southern China overnight flooded city streets and some subway stations, halting transportation and forcing schools to close. Hong Kong police said that two people

At least 110 injured in HK's heaviest rainfall since 1884 | Daily Express Malaysia - Vimarsana News

At least 110 injured in HK's heaviest rainfall since 1884 | Daily Express Malaysia

HONG KONG: Hong Kong was flooded by the heaviest rainfall in nearly 140 years today, leaving the city’s streets and some subway stations under water and forcing its schools to close.