Shanghai cancels 1,300 flights as China prepares for Typhoon Dolphin
Summary
China canceled over 1,300 flights in Shanghai and moved about 300,000 people as Typhoon Dolphin approached. The storm brought strong winds and heavy rain to parts of eastern China and northern Taiwan, causing concerns about flooding and landslides.Key Facts
- Shanghai’s two airports canceled more than 1,300 flights due to Typhoon Dolphin.
- Around 300,000 people were relocated in regions near the storm, including 390,000 in Taizhou city and 30,000 in Shanghai.
- Typhoon Dolphin had winds of about 162 kilometers per hour (101 mph) on Sunday morning.
- The storm caused heavy rain in northern Taiwan and parts of eastern China.
- Officials warned of severe flooding and landslide risks, especially in Zhejiang province.
- Forecasts predicted 200-400 millimeters (7.9-15.7 inches) of rain in some areas over the next few days.
- Water-based activities like ferries and cruises were stopped in Zhejiang province.
- Shanghai airports canceled around 60% of Sunday’s scheduled flights at Hongqiao and Pudong airports.
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