| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Al Jazeera – Breaking News, Worl | TYPHOON DOLPHIN HITS JAPAN, HEADS TOWARDS CHINA | 1 hr ago |
| "China" - Google News | TYPHOON DOLPHIN HITS JAPAN, HEADS TOWARDS CHINA - AL JAZEERA | 1 hr ago |
| "China" - Google News | TYPHOON DOLPHIN HITS JAPAN’S OKINAWA, CHINA SHUTS PORTS AHEAD OF LANDFALL - NBC NEWS | 57 mins ago |
| Deutsche Welle | TYPHOON DOLPHIN HITS JAPAN AS CHINA BRACES FOR COMING STORM | 3 hrs ago |
A typhoon named Dolphin has hit Japan and is now heading towards China, causing non-life-threatening injuries to five elderly people in Japan, according to Al Jazeera – Breaking News, Worl. The typhoon's impact in Japan has resulted in three people falling due to strong winds. This development has prompted China to prepare for the storm's landfall.
Details about the typhoon's strength and trajectory are limited, but it is known that the storm has affected Japan's Okinawa region, and China has taken precautions by shutting ports ahead of the typhoon's expected landfall, as reported by Reuters. Additionally, Deutsche Welle notes that China is bracing for the coming storm.
The typhoon's approach towards China after hitting Japan underscores the potential for significant weather events to impact multiple countries in the region, highlighting the need for preparedness and coordination across national borders.