Authorities in China evacuate more than 340,000 people as Typhoon Noul approaches southern China. According to reports, local officials suspend work and halt rail services in areas affected by the approaching storm. Flight operations are also disrupted: Hong Kong announces flight cancellations as the typhoon moves closer to the region. The evacuation involves large-scale relocation of residents ahead of potentially dangerous weather, as governments step up preparations to reduce harm and transport disruptions. The reports describe coordinated emergency measures across affected transportation networks, including rail suspensions and work stoppages, reflecting efforts to limit travel during worsening conditions. Overall, the reporting is focused on the scale of the evacuation and the range of services disrupted in the lead-up to the storm’s expected arrival.