CCTV reported that more than 2,500 teachers and students were trapped in a school compound in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, after extreme rainfall caused flash flooding. ^[1] Typhoon Saudel made its third landfall in China on Thursday, bringing heavy rain and triggering warnings of flash floods and landslides in Fujian province. ^[2] Authorities in China's Fujian province closed schools and suspended 24 ferry routes on Thursday due to heavy rain forecasts associated with Typhoon Saudel. ^[3] Severe flooding in China's Fujian province caused a three-storey building to collapse. ^[4] A three-storey building in Xianyou County was swept away by flash floods triggered by intense rainfall. ^[5] Xinhua reported that around 247,700 people in high-risk areas of Fujian had been evacuated last week. ^[6] Forecasters warned that Typhoon Saudel would bring heavy rain to eastern China's Fujian province. ^[7] The collapse occurred as the region braced for further torrential rain from Typhoon Saudel. ^[8] Extreme weather has recently wreaked havoc in parts of China, with a slew of typhoons bringing torrential rainfall and triggering the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people. ^[9]