Duufaantii Dolphin Ka Dhacday Shiinaha Oo Keentay Ka-qaadis Dad Badan iyo Duullimaadyo La Joojiyay
Duufaantii Dolphin ayaa soo gaadhay dhulkii ugu horreeyay ee gobolka Zhejiang ee Shiinaha axaddii, waxaana roobab culus iyo dabaylo xooggan keenneen digniino daadad ah iyo in ka badan 1,000 duulimaad oo la joojiyay Isniintii.
Digniinaha Cimilada iyo Daadadka
Xarunta Qaranka ee Saadaasha Cimilada (NMC) waxay soo saartay digniinteedii ugu fududayd ee duufaan Isniintii subaxdii, iyadoo duufaantu awooday ay ka lumisay markii ay soo degtay gobolka Zhejiang axaddii. NMC waxay ka digtay in qaybo ka mid ah bari iyo bartamaha Shiinaha ay sii wadi doonaan roobab culus.
Mas'uuliyiinta ayaa soo saaray digniintii ugu daran ee daadad degdeg ah ee qaybo ka mid ah bari iyo koonfurta Zhejiang Isniintii. Shanta degmo ee Beijing waxay ku hoos jiraan digniino cas oo roobab culus maalintaas, iyadoo khataraha dhul-go' iyo daadad ay jiraan.
Ka-qaadista Dadka iyo Guryaha Ammaanka
Duufaantu waxay horay ugu qasabtay in ka badan 300,000 oo qof oo ku sugan bari Shiinaha in ay horay u guuraan. Magaalada Shanghai, mas'uuliyiintu waxay ka saareen in ka badan 30,000 oo qof aagagga khatarta ah. Guud ahaan, qiyaastii hal malyuun oo qof ayaa la sheegay in la amray in ay hoy raadsadaan.
Dhacdooyinkii hore, duufaantii Noul waxay ku dhufatay gobolka Guangdong ee koonfurta laba toddobaad ka hor. Bishii hore, duufaantii Maysak waxay dishay 11 qof oo ay dhaawacmineen in ka badan 300 oo kale ee gobolka Hubei. Duufaantii Dolphin waxay roobab culus geysay waqooyiga Taiwan toddobaadkii.
Saamaynta Gaadiidka iyo Duullimaadyada
Madaarada Pudong iyo Hongqiao ee Shanghai waxay joojiyeen 943 duulimaad Isniintii, taas oo yareysay awooda ku dhawaad 40%. Axaddii, madaaradu waxay joojiyeen ku dhawaad 1,500 duulimaad ama 60% jadwalkooda. Tareenada maxalliga ah ee magaalada qaar baa la hakiyay.
Madaarada Ningbo ee Zhejiang waxay duullimaadyada dib u bilaabaysaa badhtanka Isniintii, laakiin waxay digtay in qaar weli laga yaabo in la dib u dhaco ama la joojiyo maadaama duufaantu 'aanay weli gebi ahaanba baaba'.
Typhoon Dolphin made landfall in China's Zhejiang Province on Sunday, but heavy rain and strong winds continue to disrupt transport and force mass evacuations across the country as authorities issue severe flood alerts.
Storm Weakens But Rainfall Threat Remains
China's National Meteorological Centre downgraded its typhoon alert on Monday morning after the storm lost strength following its Sunday landfall in Zhejiang Province. Despite the weakening, the NMC warned that east and central China will continue to receive heavy rainfall, prompting authorities to issue their most severe flash flood alert for eastern and southern Zhejiang.
Five districts in Beijing are also under red alerts for heavy rainfall on Monday, with risks of landslides and flooding. The storm had already forced over 300,000 people in eastern China to preemptively relocate, while bringing heavy rainfall to northern Taiwan over the weekend.
Mass Evacuations and Transport Disruption
In Shanghai, authorities evacuated more than 30,000 people out of high-risk areas, bringing the total number of people told to seek shelter to around one million across the country. Shanghai's two main passenger airports, Pudong International Airport and Hongqiao International Airport, canceled 943 flights between them for Monday, a reduction of capacity by nearly 40%.
On Sunday, the two airports had cancelled nearly 1,500 flights, or about 60% of their scheduled travel, according to state media. Public transport services in the city were also impacted, with several local trains suspended.
China Faces Back-to-Back Typhoons
Zhejiang's Ningbo International Airport will resume flights midday on Monday but warned that some of the scheduled travel may still be delayed or canceled as the storm had 'not yet completely dissipated.' China is dealing with Typhoon Dolphin just two weeks after Typhoon Noul struck its southern Guangdong province.
Last month, Typhoon Maysak killed 11 people and injured over 300 in the central Hubei province. Scientists warn that the intensity and frequency of such extreme weather have increased and will continue to rise amid climate change.
