(Credit - Xinhua News Agency)
383,000 Evacuated as Typhoon Dolphin Hits China
Typhoon Dolphin made its second landfall in China’s Zhejiang Province, prompting the evacuation of more than 383,000 people from high-risk areas due to heavy rains and severe flood risks. China’s authorities and emergency teams have been working to ensure public safety as the typhoon brings torrential rains and major transport disruptions across the region. The evacuees, totaling around 167,900 from high-risk areas, have been relocated to safer zones.
The typhoon’s impact is being felt across eastern China, with widespread transport disruptions and flooding risks reported. The evacuation efforts are ongoing, with authorities working to minimize the risk of casualties and damage to property.
This latest development comes as Typhoon Dolphin continues to affect parts of China, bringing severe weather conditions and disruption to daily life. The situation is being closely monitored by authorities, who are working to respond to the emergency and provide support to those affected.
The evacuation of over 383,000 people is a significant response to the typhoon’s impact, highlighting the seriousness of the situation and the need for urgent action to ensure public safety. As the situation continues to unfold, it is likely that further updates will be provided by authorities and emergency services.
