CHINA CANCELS FLIGHTS, ISSUES EVACUATION ORDERS AS TYPHOON DOLPHIN LOOMS
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| France 24 - International breaki | CHINA CANCELS FLIGHTS, ISSUES EVACUATION ORDERS AS TYPHOON DOLPHIN LOOMS | 1 hr ago |
WHAT HAPPENED
China's National Meteorological Centre issued a red typhoon alert, its most severe warning, as Typhoon Dolphin approached the country's densely populated eastern coast, according to France 24 - International breaki. Flights in and out of the region were cancelled, and nearly 100,000 people were relocated to less risky areas. The typhoon is expected to make landfall late Sunday or early Monday.
Shanghai, in particular, was heavily affected, with 60% of flights cancelled, according to the South China Morning Post. Additionally, the city relocated 300,000 people and cancelled 1,300 flights ahead of the typhoon, as reported by The Independent. These measures indicate the severity of the situation and the efforts being made to mitigate the impact of the typhoon.
The typhoon's approach and the subsequent evacuations and flight cancellations highlight the significant threat posed by Typhoon Dolphin to China's densely populated eastern coast. This event is part of a broader context of extreme weather events, although the provided sources do not directly link it to the 'SUPER EL NIÑO' phenomenon mentioned in The Guardian.
- China's National Meteorological Centre issued a red typhoon alert for Typhoon Dolphin
- Flights in and out of the region were cancelled, with Shanghai cancelling 60% of its flights
- Nearly 100,000 people were relocated to less risky areas, with Shanghai relocating 300,000 people
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