Cyclone Dolphin Disrupts Flights in China
Typhoon "Dolphin" struck eastern China, accompanied by winds exceeding 150 kilometers per hour, leading to the cancellation of more than a thousand flights, evacuation procedures, and the suspension of activities and transportation in the affected areas. The storm made landfall near Yuehwan City in Zhejiang Province, disrupting airport operations in Shanghai and Quzhou. It also caused record high temperatures in Hong Kong, reaching 36.9 degrees Celsius, due to the storm pushing warm air. Before reaching China, "Dolphin" caused rain and winds in Okinawa, Japan, resulting in seven injuries. Chinese authorities issued red alerts warning of heavy rainfall and mobilized all preventive measures.
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