Trains, schools suspended as typhoon Haikui predicted to hit China's southeast coast

Multiple trains have been canceled and some schools have been suspended as typhoon Haikui is predicted to make landfall along the southeast coast of China on Tuesday after sweeping across Taiwan island.

The National Meteorological Center (NMC) on Monday morning issued a yellow alert for typhoon and heavy rains, the third highest in its four-tier warning system. Haikui is likely to land in the coastal area between Zhangpu in East China’s Fujian Province and Huilai in South China’s Guangdong Province on Tuesday morning when travelling westward, the NMC said.

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