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Typhoon Dolphin: Widespread Disruption and Travel Chaos in East China

Despite weakening, Typhoon Dolphin has led to significant disruptions in eastern China, including hundreds of flight cancellations and heavy rain.

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Typhoon Dolphin caused hundreds of flight cancellations and disrupted travel in eastern China, even as the storm weakened. The weather system made landfall twice along the coast of Zhejiang province, prompting the China National Meteorological Centre to issue its least severe typhoon alert. However, heavy rain is expected to continue affecting parts of east and central China.

Shanghai's two main airports saw 943 flights cancelled, while public transport services in the financial hub were suspended. Ningbo international airport plans to resume operations but warns of potential delays. Meanwhile, northern China is bracing for extreme weather, with heavy rain alerts issued for several districts in Beijing.

Source: BSS

FAQ

How many flights were cancelled in Shanghai due to Typhoon Dolphin?
A total of 943 flights were cancelled at Shanghai's two main airports.
What alert level did the China National Meteorological Centre issue for Typhoon Dolphin?
The least severe typhoon alert was issued by the China National Meteorological Centre.
What areas in China are expected to receive heavy rain?
Parts of east and central China are expected to receive heavy rain for the next day.

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