Typhoon Noul Evacuates Hundreds of Thousands in China.
Typhoon Noul caused widespread disruption in southern China and Hong Kong. Over 700,000 people were evacuated before the storm made landfall. Flights and train services were canceled due to the storm’s strength.
Typhoon Noul was the strongest storm of the year to hit China. More than 715,000 people were evacuated from Guangdong province and Hong Kong. The storm brought strong winds of 162 kilometers per hour and heavy rainfall. Authorities warned of flooding and disruptions to travel. Many flights were canceled, and train services were also affected.
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Highlights
Mass Evacuations in China
Over 715,000 people were evacuated from Guangdong province, China, before typhoon Noul made landfall.
Strongest Typhoon of the Year
Typhoon Noul is the strongest storm of the year, bringing winds of 162 kilometers per hour.
Flight Cancellations Widespread
Hundreds of flights were cancelled due to the impact of typhoon Noul.
Significant Damage and Casualties
Three people died on the Philippines and the storm caused damage.
Heavy Rainfall and Flooding
Typhoon Noul is causing heavy rain and flooding in China and Hong Kong.
Perspectives
- Typhoon Noul caused strong winds and heavy rain.
- Hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated.
- Flights and train services were cancelled.
- The storm caused disruption in China and Hong Kong.
Authorities evacuated people to protect them from the storm’s impact.
NOS Nieuws, RTL Nieuws, VRT NWS, FAZ, Der Standard, ORF News, ANSA, DR Nyheder
The storm caused significant damage and loss of life.
Der Standard, ORF News
Over 715,000 people were evacuated.
RTL Nieuws, ANSA
Over 340,000 people were evacuated.
VRT NWS, FAZ, DR Nyheder