A severe rainstorm in Hong Kong on June 12, 1966, caused widespread flooding and landslides, resulting in 64 fatalities. The deluge displaced over 7,000 residents and led to significant damage, including blocking roads with debris. The rainfall recorded that day was unprecedented, with one hour seeing the heaviest precipitation ever measured since 1884. AI
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- Hong Kong
- John A. Stuart
- Kevin William Murphy
- Magazine Gap Road
- Royal Observatory
- S.C.M. Post
- South China Morning Post
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