Southeastern China braces for typhoon
The Chinese National Meteorological Center expects a cyclone to develop over the waters east of the Philippines within the next 12 to 24 hours, causing impact on southeastern China. The storm is gradually weakening after making landfall and moving northwestward. This will be the third cyclone to hit China this year, following two previous ones, and it is forecasted to affect southern China. Warnings have been issued regarding the potential formation of additional storms in the region over the coming days. The cyclone, named "Noul," is approximately 930 kilometers from Manila and is moving at a speed of 25 to 30 kilometers per hour.
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