Typhoon Kajiki has brought heavy rain and strong winds to southern China’s Hainan island and parts of Guangdong province. After moving over open waters, the storm is now advancing toward Vietnam’s central coast, prompting authorities to implement extensive safety measures.
Impact in China
In China, the city of Sanya, a popular tourist destination, has taken several precautions:
- Shutting down all businesses and tourist spots
- Suspending public transportation services
The National Meteorological Center has issued warnings that the typhoon may either make landfall or pass close to the southern coast of Hainan island.
Preparations in Vietnam
Vietnam is preparing for the typhoon’s arrival by:
- Planning the evacuation of more than 500,000 people from vulnerable areas
- Ordering boats to stay ashore to avoid accidents during severe weather
The typhoon currently has winds reaching 149 kilometers per hour (93 mph) and is moving westward at 20 km/h (12 mph).
Authorities’ Warnings and Risks
Local authorities in both China and Vietnam are urging residents to stay prepared and act quickly as Kajiki nears. The typhoon poses risks including:
- Flooding
- Property damage
- Disruption to daily life
Stay tuned to Questiqa World News for the latest updates on Typhoon Kajiki.
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