Hurricane Dolphin disrupts flights and ports
Typhoon Dolphin has swept through Okinawa Prefecture in Japan, resulting in injuries to six people, including three elderly individuals. Over 50,000 buildings have experienced power outages. Additionally, flights to and from the area have been canceled. Chinese ports have faced disruptions and have been closed in anticipation of the typhoon's arrival, which is expected to reach the eastern coast between late Sunday and early Monday. The storm is classified as an orange alert, with winds reaching 85-101 miles per hour and heavy rains that could exceed 600 millimeters in some regions. Chinese authorities have raised emergency response levels, suspended port operations and ferry services, while Taiwan has canceled 78 flights.
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