Dolphins move into Japan as China readies
A Dolphin Typhoon struck Okinawa Prefecture in southern Japan, causing injuries to five people and power outages in 14,000 buildings, with maximum wind speeds reaching 216 km/h. Japan expects the typhoon to be more damaging in Okinawa and the nearby islands, while China prepares for its arrival along its eastern and southern coasts between late Sunday and Monday morning. Heavy rain and strong winds are forecasted to affect eastern China until August 12. China has raised its warning level, closed its ports, and Taiwan canceled 63 flights due to the typhoon.
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