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Estate residents question why Typhoon Noul uprooted so many trees
scmp.com · 13d
How the coverage leans
Across 5 sources · syndicated copies counted once
The uprooting of numerous trees across Hong Kong during Typhoon Noul last weekend has sparked safety concerns among residents, with an expert warning that restrictive planting methods had left some unable to withstand strong winds. Two government hotlines received a total of 331 reports of fallen trees during the typhoon, which triggered No 8 and No 9 signals on Saturday and Sunday. Of the fallen trees, eight were banyans at Wan Tau Tong Estate and another of the same species was reported near...
First report: Watch: Scaffolding ripped from Hong Kong building as Typhoon Noul makes landfall — bbci.co.uk, 15d
The coverage
- Hong Kong high-rises see scaffolding give way ahead of Typhoon Noul
independent.co.uk · 15d
- World’s first: China maps Typhoon Noul in 3D from start to finish using drone swarm
interestingengineering.com · 15d
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