China Taiwan crises as Typhoon Dolphin hits Japan
The Dolphin hurricane struck Okinawa Prefecture in southern Japan, injuring five people and causing power outages in 14,000 buildings, with wind speeds reaching 216 kilometers per hour. Japanese authorities expected the hurricane to be at its closest point approximately 160 kilometers northwest of Kume Island, and it is anticipated that Okinawa and Kagoshima regions will be heavily affected. In China, the Dolphin hurricane is expected to make landfall along the eastern and southern coasts between late Sunday and Monday morning, accompanied by winds reaching 45 meters per second and heavy rain, leading to port closures and suspended ferries. Meanwhile, Taiwan canceled 63 flights, and authorities are monitoring the hurricane's movements and issuing emergency warnings.
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