Over One Million Evacuated in Eastern China Due to Typhoon 'Dolphin'
More than one million people have been evacuated from eastern China, including Shanghai, due to the severe Typhoon 'Dolphin'. The storm has unleashed torrential rains and caused widespread transport shutdowns across the region. In Shanghai alone, nearly 1,000 flights were canceled on Monday.
Authorities in China have evacuated more than one million residents from the country's eastern regions, including the major financial hub of Shanghai, in response to the severe typhoon named 'Dolphin', according to a report shared by TIKVAH Ethiopia citing the BBC. The powerful storm has unleashed torrential rainfall, bringing transportation networks to a complete standstill across the affected region. The disruption was particularly severe on Monday, during which nearly 1,000 scheduled flights were canceled in Shanghai alone.