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Typhoon Noul blows girl outside, she returns to safety

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A six-year-old girl in Shenzhen, China, was blown outside her home by Typhoon Noul but managed to return to safety unharmed. The incident occurred when a strong gust of wind blew open the door of her family's ground-floor shop. Her father expressed relief that she was able to return on her own, despite the frightening circumstances. AI

RANK_REASON This is a human-interest story about a natural disaster, not a core AI news item.

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Typhoon Noul blows girl outside, she returns to safety

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Yuanyue Dang ·

    Typhoon Noul: Shenzhen girl, 6, blown away by gale, runs back to safety

    As Typhoon Noul barrelled into southern China on Sunday with winds reaching 160km/h (99mph), violent gusts ripped a cot from indoors and flipped it over several metres away, sending the child inside flying to the ground. Hongxing News, a Chinese media outlet, reported that a six-…

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