Tropical depression becomes hurricane before China

The Chinese National Meteorological Center expected that a tropical depression forming over the waters east of the Philippines will develop into a typhoon within 12 to 24 hours before striking southeastern China. This will be the third typhoon to hit the country this year, following Typhoons "Maysak" and "Bavi," with forecasts indicating it will pass through the northwestern South China Sea and impact southern regions. The typhoon, named "Noul," is currently about 930 kilometers east of Manila and is moving at a speed between 25 and 30 kilometers per hour. It is expected to gradually weaken after making landfall as it moves northwest.

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