Typhoon Yagi, the strongest storm to hit Asia this year, has caused significant devastation in northern Vietnam, resulting in dozens of deaths, widespread damage, and disruptions to infrastructure and businesses. The typhoon made landfall on Saturday, bringing heavy rainfall, strong winds, and flooding that led to landslides and power outages. The storm’s impact has been felt across industrial hubs, with factories and businesses struggling to recover.
Super Typhoon Yagi has caused significant damage in southern China, leaving four dead and 95 injured. The typhoon made landfall in Hainan and Guangdong provinces, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding. Thousands of people were evacuated for safety, and infrastructure was damaged, including communication networks and transportation services. Rescue efforts are underway, and authorities are monitoring the situation closely.
Super Typhoon Yagi, the most powerful storm in Asia this year, has pummeled Hainan Island in China with heavy rain, strong winds, and lightning. The storm, which made landfall on Friday, has disrupted transportation and left hundreds of thousands of homes without power. Yagi is now headed towards northern Vietnam, although its intensity has slightly decreased.
Typhoon Yagi, the strongest autumn typhoon to hit China, made landfall on Hainan Island on Friday, September 6. The storm displaced thousands in China and the Philippines, causing widespread flooding and landslides. The storm also disrupted transportation, businesses, and schools in the affected areas.
Macao is bracing for the impact of Typhoon Signal 8 with the Macao Government Tourism Office issuing alerts and implementing safety measures. Tourists and locals are advised to stay vigilant, while the Tourism Hotline remains operational for 24-hour support.
Macau has upgraded its typhoon signal to No. 8, prompting the Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) to advise visitors to stay in safe locations. Public transport will be suspended, and tourist information counters will be closed. The fireworks display and other outdoor events have been postponed.
Super Typhoon Yagi, one of the strongest storms to hit Asia this year, has brought heavy rain and powerful gales to southern China. The storm, which has been classified as a super typhoon since Wednesday night, made landfall along Hainan’s tropical coast, causing widespread disruptions to transportation and daily life.
Super Typhoon Yagi caused widespread flight disruptions at Hong Kong International Airport and Haikou Meilan International Airport on Thursday, leading to cancellations and delays. Airlines responded by adjusting schedules and offering passengers flexibility in their travel plans.
Macao is currently under Typhoon Signal No. 3 due to the influence of tropical cyclone Yagi. The Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) is advising visitors to stay informed about the latest weather updates and has implemented measures to keep both residents and visitors safe. The first two fireworks displays of the 32nd Macau International Fireworks Display Contest have been postponed due to the uncertain weather conditions.
Tropical Storm Shanshan, previously a powerful typhoon, continues to wreak havoc across Japan. After claiming six lives in the southwest, the storm is now heading towards Tokyo, prompting widespread evacuation orders and raising concerns about flooding. The storm’s slow movement and heavy rains have led to disruptions in transportation and caused significant damage.
