Typhoon Dolphin strikes Japan’s southern Okinawa prefecture, damaging infrastructure and causing casualties. Japan Times and GMA News Online report five people are injured and power is cut to about 14,000 buildings as the storm passes over the region.
Multiple outlets also report preparations in China as the typhoon approaches. Free Malaysia Today, 7News Australia, and GMA News Online say China shuts ports and ferry routes ahead of the storm’s expected arrival on its eastern and southern coasts, with landfall timing described as late Sunday to early Monday. The reports generally align on the sequence—Dolphin hits Okinawa first, then moves toward China—while differing mainly in how they describe expected impact windows and the scale of disruption. Across sources, the shared emphasis is on Okinawa’s immediate effects (injuries and outages) and China’s pre-landfall transport restrictions.
