Typhoon Dolphin is approaching China’s east coast, with authorities issuing flood warnings as the storm nears land. China’s National Meteorological Centre says the typhoon is expected to hit the coast from Sunday evening into Monday, bringing sustained winds of up to 162 km per hour before it weakens and moves inland.
Several outlets report emergency preparations as conditions worsen. In the run-up to landfall, authorities evacuate offshore workers and move hundreds of vessels to safety, and raise alerts for flooding and possible landslides. The Express Tribune also reports that Dolphin has already caused impacts in southern Japan, injuring six people, underscoring the risks posed by the storm as it tracks toward China.
While the core forecasts and warning measures are consistent, outlets focus differently on specific impacts and responses. CNA highlights the expected timing and wind strength, the Kathmandu Post emphasizes evacuation and maritime measures, and the Express Tribune adds details on earlier injuries in Japan.
