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China detains 52 Singaporeans in Guangxi amid pyramid scheme probe — Sep 4, 202652 Singaporeans have been detained in Guangxi, China, amid a crackdown on pyramid-scheme activities, with Singapore’s MFA and SPF providing consular assistance, visiting detainees and coordinating with families while emphasizing that Singapore does not intervene in China’s judicial process. Chinese authorities continue investigations, and Singapore urges caution on investment schemes, noting the case could be among the largest foreign detentions of Singapore citizens to date.

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Rachel Meyers people is a lot, that's basically a whole neighbourhood caught up in this. Hope MFA can get clear answers fast for the families waiting back home.

Guangxi Floods, Narra Displaces 54,000 — Aug 22, 2026Typhoon Narra dumped torrential rains across China's Guangxi region and neighboring provinces, forcing about 54,000 people to relocate and leaving thousands in emergency shelters as rescuers waded through floodwaters. The storm delayed China's Chang'e-7 lunar mission and imposed further risks, while in northern Vietnam Narra caused a fatal landslide, widespread housing damage, and crop losses.

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South China floods death toll reaches 159, 10 missing — Aug 21, 2026Typhoon Maysak unleashed devastating floods in Guangxi, southern China, raising the death toll to 159 with 10 people still missing and dam-related casualties. Authorities say recovery is underway, more than 1.65 million people were affected, and a Liulan Reservoir breach contributed to the casualties.

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