Flash floods hit a tourist area in northwest China on Sunday, killing 10 people and injuring 23, according to reports from NDTV and Euronews English. Both outlets link the disaster to severe weather following the landfall of Typhoon Noul earlier in the day. In the lead-up to the flooding, authorities issue or disseminate flood-related alerts across parts of southern and regional areas affected by the storm, according to the accounts. The reports describe the flooding as sudden and severe, striking the tourist site and prompting injuries across the affected area. Rescue and response efforts are underway as officials assess damages and manage the consequences of the flash floods. While specific details about the exact location within the northwest region and the timeline of the floods are limited across the two sources, they agree on the core figures—10 deaths and roughly two dozen injuries—and on Typhoon Noul’s role in driving conditions that lead to the flooding.