Typhoon Bavi Triggers 10-Meter Waves, Forces Evacuations in China

Introduction to Typhoon Bavi making landfall in China, causing giant waves and forcing evacuations.

Visuals of 10-meter high waves hitting the coast in Taizhou, Zhejiang province, due to Typhoon Bavi.

Giant waves also hit Wenzhou, followed by heavy rainfall, flash floods, and landslides across eastern China.

Information on Typhoon Bavi's landfall in Taizhou and Wenzhou, noting it's the second typhoon in consecutive weeks.

China's highest disaster response measures are in effect, with nearly 2 million people evacuated from risk areas.

Typhoon Bavi has weakened, but authorities warn of continued heavy rain, flooding, and landslides.

Experts link the increased intensity of storms to record high sea temperatures and El Niño.

Commentary on the frightening power of nature when storms unleash their fury.

A crane's boom section broke and dangled precariously over buildings in Bangkok's Din Daeng district.

Footage shows the crane swaying violently in strong winds and rain, with a damaged boom section.

The district office coordinated with construction managers to remove the damaged crane parts.

Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt inspected the site and explained the incident, noting the damaged parts were still in place.

The governor emphasized prioritizing safety and the process of dismantling the crane's damaged section.

The governor reassured residents that the damaged crane parts would be removed promptly.

Discussion on the numerous incidents occurring in Bangkok, possibly exacerbated by heavy rainfall.

Mentions of landslides and building collapses, alongside the crane incident, highlighting ongoing urban challenges.

The Meteorological Department's warning for heavy rain extends to July 15th.

Recap of the severe impact of recent storms, characterized by strong winds and heavy rain.

A restaurant on a raft in Samut Prakan collapsed during a storm, with a 1-year-old child initially reported missing.

Footage shows the intense wind and waves battering the floating restaurant, causing panic.

The roof of the floating restaurant collapsed due to the strong winds.

A family frantically searched for their 1-year-old child, feared to have fallen into the water.

Customers and staff immediately jumped into the water to search for the missing child.

The child was found safe in the restroom, having been taken there by a grandmother shortly before the roof collapsed.

Several customers sustained minor injuries, but all declined hospitalization. The swift response to the child's disappearance was praised.

A customer recounts the terrifying moments of the roof collapsing, his own injuries, and the immediate dive into the water.

A local sub-district head describes the sudden onset of the storm and the subsequent damage to the restaurant.

The 30-year-old restaurant suffered damage, but fortunately, injuries were minor.

Confirmation that no child fell into the water, and the restaurant pledged to care for affected customers.

Highlighting the kindness and quick response of Thai people during the incident, contrasting with potential lawsuits elsewhere.

A market in Chachoengsao experienced severe wind and rain, forcing vendors to quickly pack up their stalls.

Tents were blown away by strong winds, and shoppers scrambled for cover.

Commentary on the economic hardship faced by vendors due to the storm disrupting business.

Heavy rainfall also impacted various areas in Bangkok and its surrounding regions.

A video from Pak Khlong Talat shows heavy rain associated with the large storm.

Heavy rain and strong winds were also experienced near Channel 8's office in Kaset-Nawamin.

Flooding was also reported in the Wongwian Yai area.

The Meteorological Department continues to warn of monsoon activity affecting Thailand until July 15th.

High waves are expected in the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand, with warnings for small boats to stay ashore.

Heavy to very heavy rain is forecast for the western and central parts of Thailand, as well as the eastern coast, from July 12th to 14th.

Residents in affected areas are warned of potential flash floods and landslides due to accumulated rainfall.

A commercial fishing boat capsized off the coast of Trat due to the strong waves and winds from Typhoon Bavi, leaving three crew members adrift.

Police and nearby fishing boats launched a rescue operation for the three crew members.

The three crew members were successfully rescued and brought back to shore.

During the rescue operation, a rescue worker became ill from seasickness and lost consciousness, requiring his own rescue.

Unpredictable weather is not limited to Thailand; Vietnam is also experiencing rough seas.

A speedboat carrying 32 Indian tourists capsized off the coast of Phu Quoc island, Vietnam, resulting in 15 deaths.

Other boats rushed to help, but strong waves and high seas made rescue operations difficult.

Vietnamese military forces joined the rescue efforts with additional boats and personnel.

Out of 36 people on board, 21 survived, while 15 were confirmed dead.

The Prime Minister of India expressed his deep sorrow over the tragic speedboat accident.