Typhoon

A forecast for heavy rains that will bring hundreds of millimeters of rain led to mass evacuations in the Chinese capital. Hundreds of bus and metro lines stopped operating, and teams were sent to mountainous areas to respond to landslides.

Beijing is bracing for an extreme weather system starting this evening, Tuesday. According to the municipal meteorological service, a combination of moisture from Typhoon "Dolphin" and a cold air mass will bring heavy downpours, with most areas expected to see over 100 mm of rain in six hours and over 150 mm within 24 hours.

The powerful typhoon reached China's east coast with winds of 151 km/h and heavy rains. In Shanghai alone, more than 30,000 people were evacuated and operations at the Yangshan port were halted. Authorities are warning of floods and landslides.

The storm is expected to hit the Zhejiang and Fujian provinces. Authorities are warning of floods and landslides and have evacuated hundreds of thousands of residents from risk areas.

The powerful storm hit the island of Okinawa, leaving 14,000 buildings without electricity and causing five people to be injured. Now the typhoon is making its way to the Chinese coast, where the alert level has been raised and flights and maritime port operations have been canceled. At the same time, China is using the storm to demand that ships in the Taiwan Strait obey its instructions — a move...

The earthquake in Japan was only the beginning: Typhoon "Dolphin" has forced Toyota to halt 17 production lines. The company is prioritizing employee safety and managing disruptions to global shipping routes.

The typhoon reached the coast in Guangdong province, bringing strong winds and heavy rains. Authorities declared the highest level of alert for flash floods in several provinces.

The Hong Kong Observatory has issued a level 9 typhoon warning as Typhoon Noul approaches the coast. Passengers are advised to check their flight status before heading to the airport.