Evacuation of 340,000 in southern China as Noul nears

Chinese authorities evacuated over 340,000 people in the southern part of the country as Typhoon Noul approached, bringing heavy rains and winds reaching speeds between 151 and 173 kilometers per hour. The typhoon is expected to strike the coastal areas of Shenzhen and Haifeng in Guangdong on Sunday morning. Schools, businesses, and transportation services have been suspended in 12 cities across the province, and China has issued the highest level of typhoon warnings. Additionally, Hong Kong authorities announced the opening of shelter centers, with wind speeds expected to increase on Sunday evening, leading to the cancellation and delay of many flights. Typhoon Maisek caused widespread destruction in July 2026, resulting in the deaths of 39 people, amid growing scientific warnings of increased severity of extreme weather events due to rising global temperatures.

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