Typhoon Noul: Shenzhen girl, 6, blown away by gale, runs back to safety
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Typhoon Noul struck southern China on Sunday with winds up to 160 km/h, causing severe damage. In Shenzhen, a six-year-old girl was blown from her cot inside a building to an outdoor area by violent gusts, as reported by Hongxing News. The event underscores the typhoon's destructive force in the region.
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Hongxing News reported the incident and released footage showing a ground-floor grocery shop being battered by the gale.
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A six-year-old girl lying in her cot in Shenzhen was blown from inside a building onto the grass verge outside.
South China Morning PostPlain English
Loaded language removedAs Typhoon Noul barrelled into southern China on Sunday with winds reaching 160km/h (99mph), violent gusts ripped a cot from indoors and flipped it over several metres away, sending the child inside flying to the ground.
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A six-year-old girl lying in her cot in Shenzhen was blown from inside a building onto the grass verge outside.
South China Morning PostTyphoon Noul hit southern China on Sunday with winds reaching 160 km/h (99 mph).
South China Morning PostHongxing News reported the incident and released footage showing a ground-floor grocery shop being battered by the gale.
South China Morning PostThe cot was ripped from indoors and flipped over several metres away, sending the child flying to the ground.
South China Morning Post