Two Typhoons Strike the Western Pacific at Once, Testing Emergency Response Across China and Taiwan

Two typhoons are hitting the Western Pacific simultaneously. Narra forced 54,000 evacuations in China's Guangxi province, flooding Chongzuo to rooftop levels. Saudel now nears Taiwan and Fujian, with landfall expected late Thursday. Taiwan already has nearly one meter of rain in Kaohsiung — exceeding 2009's deadly Morakot. One dead, four missing. Resources cannot pause between storms.