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Heavy rain in Hainan expands danger zone and prompts mass evacuation

Heavy rainfall has expanded a danger zone in Hainan, prompting the evacuation of 55,000 residents. Casualties and infrastructure damage remain unspecified.

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The large-scale evacuation indicates significant immediate public-safety and disruption risks from severe weather.

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