China: Violent Winds Rip Up Basketball Court Flooring in Shenzhen

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China: Violent Winds Rip Up Basketball Court Flooring in Shenzhen

Super Typhoon Ragasa made landfall in Guangdong on Wednesday, September 24, bringing severe weather. However, fierce winds were already felt the day before its arrival. This video, captured in Shenzhen on September 23, shows the rubber flooring of a basketball court being ripped into the air by gusty winds.

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