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Over 880,000 Residents Of Fujian Affected By Typhoon Doksuri - Vimarsana News

Over 880,000 Residents Of Fujian Affected By Typhoon Doksuri

:More than 880,000 residents of east Chinas Fujian Province have been affected by Typhoon Doksuri, which made landfall in the province on Friday morning. Typhoon Doksuri landed on the coast of Jinjiang City at 9:55 a.m. on Friday, bringing powerful winds and heavy rain. It moved to Jiangxi Province ..

Typhoon Doksuri batters China with high winds and rain - Vimarsana News

Typhoon Doksuri batters China with high winds and rain

The powerful Typhoon Doksuri is expected to continue moving in a northwestern direction over central China.

China issues red alert for torrential rain in Beijing - Vimarsana News

China issues red alert for torrential rain in Beijing

BEIJING: China's weather service has issued a red alert for torrential rain in the capital Beijing and surrounding provinces as Typhoon 'Doksuri' swept inland, bringing hazardous weather conditions to many parts of the East Asian country.

China Issues Red Alert for Torrential Rain in Beijing as Typhoon Doksuri Sweeps Inland - Vimarsana News

China Issues Red Alert for Torrential Rain in Beijing as Typhoon Doksuri Sweeps Inland

The red alert will be in force from 8 pm local time (1200 GMT), and covers an area of several hundred million inhabitants, including the metropolis of Tianjin, and the provinces of Hebei and Shandong

Source: news18.com
China issues red alert for torrential rain in Beijing, surrounding provinces - World - Vimarsana News

China issues red alert for torrential rain in Beijing, surrounding provinces - World

Experts have warned Saturday's downpour could prompt even worse flooding than in July 2012, when 79 people died and tens of thousands were evacuated.

Source: dawn.com