Severe typhoon in China: Over one million residents evacuated

Powerful typhoon in China: Over one million people evacuated

The severe Typhoon Dolphin, which struck China's coastal areas, has caused significant damage. To prevent severe consequences and loss of life that the natural disaster could cause, the country's leadership has evacuated over one million residents to safe locations.

Meteorologists have declared the highest level of alert in the region. Strong winds and incessant rains have damaged infrastructure systems, and electricity supply has been cut off in many settlements.

The typhoon has also caused serious difficulties in transportation. Flights have been cancelled in Shanghai and other major cities, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded at airports. The stabilization of weather conditions is awaited for the resumption of international flights.

At the same time, Typhoon Dolphin has also reached the southern coasts of Japan. According to preliminary information, five people in Japan sustained injuries of varying degrees as a result of the natural disaster.

Official agencies have urged the public to be cautious and strictly adhere to the warnings issued. Rescue teams continue their work in the affected regions.