Dolphin hits China after evacuations
Typhoon Dolphin made landfall in eastern China, focusing on the Zhejiang area near Yuehuan, with wind speeds exceeding 150 kilometers per hour. The storm led to the cancellation of around 1,400 flights, disrupted activities in multiple regions, and prompted evacuations and safety measures. It also caused disturbances in Japan and Taiwan, resulting in seven injuries and the cancellation of ferry services and flights. In Hong Kong, the temperature reached 36.9°C due to the warm air brought by the typhoon. Authorities forecast continued heavy rains as the storm moves northward across eastern China, leading to the suspension of many maritime activities and train services to ensure safety, after previously causing damage in other parts of the region.
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