China and Taiwan are preparing for Typhoon Bavi as authorities continue assessing damage and casualties from Typhoon Maysak. Multiple reports say Bavi is expected to be among the most powerful storms to affect the region in recent years. China’s National Meteorological Centre forecasts that Bavi will track near northern Taiwan before moving toward China’s eastern Fujian province. CNA reports the typhoon is currently large, spanning about 1,000 km at its widest—roughly the width of France. The forecast path would bring landfall in Fujian on Saturday evening, according to the same source. Taiwan is described as battening down for the storm, while China remains focused on recovery and safety measures in the wake of the earlier typhoon. Coverage also indicates the timing and proximity of Bavi are prompting preparations across affected areas in both Taiwan and China, with officials monitoring the storm’s track and potential impacts.