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Hong Kong experienced the most rainfall in an hour since records began 140 years ago, leading to flash flooding that turned streets into raging rivers that looked better suited to white-water rafting than city living.
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Heavy rain was also reported in southern China, including in Shenzhen, which was reportedly readying to discharge water from its reservoirs, potentially worsening flooding in parts of northern Hong Kong.
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The region has been battered by two typhoons in two weeks, with Saola and Haikui wreaking havoc across southern China and Taiwan.
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