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Around one million people evacuated in China due to typhoon

Due to Typhoon 'Dolphin,' around one million people have been evacuated in China, affecting the cities of Shanghai and Wenzhou. In addition, 1,500 flights have been canceled and ports closed.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Around one million people have been evacuated in the cities of Shanghai and Wenzhou in eastern China due to Typhoon 'Dolphin.' This tropical cyclone is considered one of the strongest to hit the country this summer, according to Reuters.

As part of the evacuation measures, over 1,500 flights have been canceled, and several ports and ferry services have been suspended to ensure the safety of the population during the severe weather. Reports indicate that the situation is serious, and authorities are working on damage mitigation.

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