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Crocodiles escape southern China farm during Typhoon Haikui flooding.
— World Natural Disaster News (@WorldNaturalDN) September 12, 2023
Source:https://t.co/yakzBuNP4k
Stay safe🙏
Video of a crocodile in Guangzhou streets.#TyphoonHaikui #China #StaySafe #flooding pic.twitter.com/fMtIBG1p8H
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🇨🇳#chine 🐊On September 11, more than 70 #crocodiles from a crocodile farm fled in #Maoming,Guangdong. The staff said that there were no casualties. At present, some of the crocodile have been captured. @arnauldmiguet @GaelC21 @Charlie_Wang6 @beini_wang pic.twitter.com/1PWnY5CLTu
— FranceTVChine (@FranceTVChine) September 13, 2023
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Rainstorms battering southern China have killed at least seven people and allowed dozens of crocodiles to escape from a farm.
— Khaleej Times (@khaleejtimes) September 12, 2023
Read more: https://t.co/E32CbdmjsD #China #rain #storm #crocodile #NewsUpdate #KhaleejTimes pic.twitter.com/QKZ5Tnn3uf
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Be cautious of crocodiles! The local emergency department of Maoming, in South China's Guangdong, warned on Mon after around 70 crocodiles escaped from flooded pools on a farm. Many cities in Guangdong have experienced torrential rains since Thurs due to #TyphoonHaikui. pic.twitter.com/iL7f9h8YRz
— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) September 11, 2023
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