Hurricane Rammasun killed 4 people in China

After sweeping the Philippines on a large scale, Typhoon Rammasun yesterday attacked southern China with strong gusts of wind, knocked down trees and houses and killed 4 people.

Hurricane Rammasun, in Thai meaning "Thunder God" , yesterday landed southern China with winds of 216km / h, knocking down many trees, speeding up many houses and toppling many vehicles.In the picture, a man in Haikou City, Hainan Province, was knocked down by the wind.The storm paralyzed city traffic, causing power outages and dehydration.(Photo: Chinadaily)

A woman in Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province, struggled to drive under heavy rain and strong winds caused by storms.(Photo: Reuters)

Many roads in Haikou were flooded due to the impact of Rammasun, making travel difficult.More than 210,000 people in the city have been relocated to avoid storms.The Rammasun is one of the strongest storms to hit the territory of Hainan province in the past 40 years.(Photo: Chinadaily)

A fishing boat drifted over the sea when the storm began to land in the south of the country.According to AFP, a villager in Van Xuong city was killed after being crushed by the debris of the house he lived on.(Photo: Chinadaily)

Earlier, Typhoon Rammasun attacked the Philippines, devastating many homes, causing widespread power outages and killing at least 64 people.In the picture, trees fell on the street in Guangdong.(Photo: Chinadaily)

A young man rushed to avoid the rain when the storm struck Guangdong Province.184 flights were canceled which affected nearly 7,000 passengers, many resorts on the islands were required to close down to ensure no loss of life and property.(Photo: Reuters)

The fishermen in Guangdong are taken to safer areas to avoid storms.In Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, at least 3 people were killed and 11 injured by the Rammasun storm.(Photo: Reuters)

Many trees fell down and hindered people's traveling and activities.(Photo: Reuters)