Typhoon Dolphin, a powerful tropical cyclone, wreaked havoc across Taiwan and eastern China, leading to urgent evacuations and significant disruptions as it approached landfall.
With winds reaching up to 162 km/h, the storm prompted the evacuation of over 1 million people in eastern China and affected hundreds of flights, particularly in Shanghai.
Taiwan experienced violent winds and torrential rain, resulting in injuries to six people and infrastructure damage, including the collapse of containers in the Keelung port.
The impact extended to Japan, where Okinawa faced severe weather conditions, injuring several residents and causing widespread power outages.
Local authorities in China and Japan mobilized emergency responses, including geological disaster protocols in vulnerable areas to mitigate the risk of landslides and flooding.
In a heartbreaking subplot, rescue efforts continued for a missing 9-year-old boy in China, underscoring the typhoon’s devastating human toll.
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