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Watch: Scaffolding ripped from Hong Kong building as Typhoon Noul makes landfall
United Kingdom🏛️ PoliticsCenter5 hr. ago

Watch: Scaffolding ripped from Hong Kong building as Typhoon Noul makes landfall

A section of multi-storey scaffolding along Cheung Sha Wan Road in Hong Kong collapsed due to strong winds caused by Typhoon Noul, which made landfall in southern China. Police reported receiving multiple calls regarding the incident, but no injuries were reported. The typhoon brought heavy rains and strong winds to the region, leading to the cancellation of approximately 360 flights at Hong Kong Airport. According to state media, Typhoon Noul is the strongest storm to hit China this year.

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Watch: Scaffolding ripped from Hong Kong building as Typhoon Noul makes landfall

A section of multi-storey scaffolding along Cheung Sha Wan Road in Hong Kong collapsed due to strong winds caused by Typhoon Noul, which made landfall in southern China. Police reported receiving multiple calls regarding the incident, but no injuries were reported. The typhoon brought heavy rains and strong winds to the region, leading to the cancellation of approximately 360 flights at Hong Kong Airport. According to state media, Typhoon Noul is the strongest storm to hit China this year.

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