Noul nears southern China causing disruptions

Widespread areas of southern China are on maximum alert as Typhoon "Noul" approaches, growing stronger with fierce winds and heavy rainfall. As a result, transportation services have been suspended, and hundreds of thousands of residents have been evacuated in anticipation of its landfall. The typhoon is expected to hit the coast between Hong Kong and the city of Lufeng in Guangdong Province between Saturday evening and Sunday morning, with neighboring provinces such as Fujian, Jiangxi, and Hunan being significantly affected. Authorities have halted passenger trains and canceled numerous flights at airports in Hong Kong, Ching Chuan, and Shenzhen, while maritime and air traffic continue to face disruptions. "Noul" is the twelfth typhoon to hit China this year, highlighting the climate risks and the challenges of dealing with severe storms in the region.

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