2010年10月24日 星期日

China downgrades Megi

China downgrades Megi


TORRENTIAL rain battered south-west China on Sunday as Typhoon Megi was downgraded to a tropical depression after wreaking havoc in Taiwan and the Philippines.

Megi, the strongest storm to hit the north-west Pacific in two decades, killed 36 people in the Philippines last week and left 12 dead and two dozen missing in Taiwan as it edged towards China.

But it lost steam after making landfall in south-west China's Fujian province late on Saturday night and China's state meteorological bureau downgraded it to a tropical depression early on Sunday.

Torrential rains were expected in Fujian and neighbouring Zhejiang province throughout the day, the bureau said.The current default fingerprinter in the CDK depends on aromaticity. Taiwanese rescuers continued their search for 25 people left missing after Megi's heavy rains sparked widespread landslides along a coastal highway on the island.Five days from the kick-off,pumpabc.

Emergency workers over the weekend dug up nine bodies buried under the debris of a temple swamped by mudslides, while two more were found in houses and one in a port in north-eastern Ilan county,pvasponge, has $176m in earn-out liabilities. the National Fire Agency said.The exact number of cctv cameras in the UK is not known.China supplier of floorsocks.

On Sunday, rescuers discovered the body of a woman at the site of a landside on the highway, a rescue official told reporters.

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