Typhoon Noul weakens after making landfall, brings heavy rain to southern China
Summary
Typhoon Noul weakened into a tropical storm after hitting southern China, causing strong winds and heavy rain. The storm led to flight cancellations, injuries, and large-scale evacuations, while authorities worked on flood prevention and recovery.Key Facts
- Typhoon Noul made landfall in southern China and weakened to a tropical storm as it moved inland.
- Over 801,000 people were moved to safer areas in Guangdong province.
- Around 350 flights were canceled in Hong Kong, stranding about 2,000 passengers.
- At least 21 people were injured in Hong Kong during the storm.
- China increased flood control measures, focusing on mountain flood risks in Guangdong.
- The government provided 100 million yuan (about $14.8 million) to help with recovery efforts.
- Noul is the third typhoon to hit China in a month, and it is the strongest this year.
- The storm caused at least three deaths and flooding in the Philippines and brought rain to parts of Taiwan.
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