1966 Hong Kong Storm: 64 Dead in City's Worst Floods
This article was first published on June 13, 1966 36 feared dead in storm horror At least 36 people are feared to have died in the fierce floods following one of the worst rainstorms in Hongkong’s history. Last night (June 12, 1966) officials— still working on rescue operations — revealed that 32 people were still missing, and 33 were injured. More than 600 people were rendered homeless by the 78 landslides which occurred. Among the dead are two journalists, Mr John A. Stuart
A severe rainstorm in Hong Kong in June 1966 resulted in one of the city's most devastating flood events, claiming the lives of 64 people. The deluge triggered 78 landslides, leaving over 600 residents without homes. Rescue operations were ongoing, with officials reporting 32 individuals missing and 33 injured in the aftermath of the disaster.
This event highlights the vulnerability of urban areas to extreme weather and the significant human cost of natural disasters.
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