China evacuates a million from homes as Typhoon Dolphin arrives
Summary
Typhoon Dolphin hit eastern China with strong winds reaching 150 kilometers per hour. Over one million people were asked to leave their homes due to heavy rain, flooding, and the possibility of landslides.Key Facts
- Typhoon Dolphin affected eastern China, including Shanghai.
- Winds reached up to 150 km/h (about 93 mph).
- More than one million people evacuated their homes.
- The storm caused heavy rainfall and flooding in the region.
- There was a risk of landslides due to the weather.
- Flights and transportation services were disrupted by the typhoon.
- Officials took precautions to protect people and property from damage.
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