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Wide areas of eastern China are preparing to face the repercussions of Cyclone Dolphin, which reached the coast Sunday evening accompanied by heavy rains and winds reaching speeds of up to 162 km/h, threatening floods and landslides. The cyclone previously struck Okinawa Prefecture in Japan, causing injuries to six people and power outages affecting more than 50,000 buildings. Chinese authorities have relocated offshore workers to safe areas and ordered ships to return to ports. They have also intensified inspections of landslide-prone zones and buildings. Meteorological forecasts predict rainfall exceeding 500 mm in some areas, with its impact expected to continue into tomorrow. The storm is equivalent to a Category 2 hurricane, capable of causing extensive damage to infrastructure and homes.
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