China Faces Second Major Typhoon 'Bavi' Within a Week, Evacuating Millions
Summary
China faces its second major typhoon 'Bavi' in a week, prompting evacuation of around 2 million people and causing widespread disruption in eastern coastal regions.
Key Points
- Typhoon 'Bavi' made landfall in Taizhou and Wenzhou, affecting millions in eastern China.
- Approximately 2 million people were evacuated from Zhejiang province and neighboring areas.
- 'Bavi' brought heavy rain and strong winds after impacting Japan, Taiwan, and the Philippines, where it caused deaths and damage.
- The typhoon's intensity is expected to decrease, moving towards northern Yellow Sea via Anhui and Shandong Peninsula.
