China evacuates over 340,000 and cancels flights ahead of Typhoon Noul
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Train services in the province have been canceled for Sunday, according to the China News Service. Passersby walk in Hong Kong's Mong Kok district under heavy rain and wind ahead of Typhoon Noul on Saturday, July 25, 2026. Chan Ho-him via AP Hong Kong airport's website showed more than 150 flights had been canceled for Saturday and Sunday, with more flights facing possible cancellations.Mainland Chinese authorities issued their highest-tier red typhoon alert on Saturday evening, while Hong Kong's observatory hoisted the storm signal No.
- ▪Train services in the province have been canceled for Sunday, according to the China News Service.
- ▪Passersby walk in Hong Kong's Mong Kok district under heavy rain and wind ahead of Typhoon Noul on Saturday, July 25, 2026.
- ▪Chan Ho-him via AP Hong Kong airport's website showed more than 150 flights had been canceled for Saturday and Sunday, with more flights facing possible cancellations.Mainland Chinese authorities issued their highest-tier red typhoon alert
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- ▪ Southern China is on high alert for Typhoon Noul, with over 340,000 evacuated and flights canceled - AP News — "site:apnews.com world" - Google News
- ▪ Typhoon Noul nears southern China, putting region on high alert for heavy rain and wind — ABC News — International
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World South China evacuates over 340,000 and cancels flights as region braces for Typhoon Noul July 25, 2026 / 12:39 PM EDT / AP Add CBS News on Google Typhoon Noul is bringing winds and heavy rain to southern China, including Hong Kong, over the weekend, prompting the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people in the province of Guangdong with the region on high alert and at least dozens of flights canceled.Hong Kong's Observatory said Noul, which had intensified with maximum sustained winds of 90 mph near its center, was moving on Saturday across the South China Sea and edging closer toward the coast of Guangdong.The city's observatory forecasts Noul could make landfall Sunday morning around the vicinity of the southern Chinese cities of Huizhou and Shanwei and then move inland,…
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