Typhoon Dolphin makes landfall in densely populated eastern China after moving over the coastline near Yuhuan City in Zhejiang Province, according to China’s meteorological authorities. The National Meteorological Centre says the centre of the typhoon is over the coast around 0930 GMT.
Several outlets report the storm disrupts travel and triggers emergency measures. Bangkok Post says more than 1,000 flights are cancelled and that evacuations and a top-level alert are issued. Euronews adds that evacuations reach more than 1 million people, also citing flight cancellations and a top-level alert. Free Malaysia Today focuses on the timing and location of the landfall, while others place greater emphasis on the scale of disruptions and evacuations.
Across the reports, the emphasis differs between meteorological details and the broader impact on residents and transport, but they align on the typhoon’s landfall location in Zhejiang and the major disruptions that follow.
