Typhoon Dolphin Hits China's East Coast; Over a Million Evacuated Amidst Heavy Rain and Wind

Typhoon Dolphin has begun to make landfall on China's east coast, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. Chinese authorities are bracing for potential flooding and landslides across a wide area of eastern China. The typhoon's approach has already led to significant disruptions, with the country having evacuated over a million people and canceled thousands of flights, according to AFP.

High waves are currently impacting the Fujian province. The typhoon has reportedly injured six people and caused power outages affecting more than 50,000 buildings. Weather authorities anticipate the typhoon will reach its peak intensity on the evening of August 9, 2026, with wind speeds expected to reach 45 meters per second.

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