At 6:00 AM local time on November 10th, the China National Meteorological Center issued a yellow storm warning, the third most severe level out of four (red, orange, yellow, and green), for Typhoon Yinxing. The typhoon was forecast to likely pass off the southeastern coast of Hainan Island on the night of November 10th.
China ramps up its response measures ahead of Typhoon Yinxing's landfall. (Photo: Xinhua)
Although the storm's intensity has decreased from a super typhoon to a severe storm, it is still affecting a number of localities in southern China.
In particular, coastal areas of Hainan, Fujian, and Guangdong provinces experienced strong winds of force 9-10. Wind speeds near the storm's center could reach force 12-14, with gusts of force 15-16. The Hainan Maritime Safety Administration raised its storm response level to level 2 at 4 PM on November 9th.
Due to the impact of the storm, many passenger train services to and from Hainan have been suspended. According to an announcement from the Guangzhou branch of China Railway Corporation, 45.5 pairs of high-speed rail trains circling Hainan Island were suspended on November 10th, and 2 pairs had their operating routes shortened, including 28 pairs of trains in Haikou city.
On November 11th, 60.5 pairs of high-speed rail trains circling Hainan Island were suspended again, including 37.5 pairs in Haikou City.
Also on November 10th, the Education and Youth Development Bureau of the Macau Special Administrative Region announced that, due to the impact of Typhoon Yinxing, the Macau Meteorological Bureau had issued a Typhoon Warning No. 3. As per regulations, primary school, kindergarten, and special education classes would be suspended for the entire day on November 10th.
Meanwhile, two new storms, Toraji and Man-yi, appeared together on the afternoon of November 9th. After Typhoon Yinxing, China may continue to be affected by Typhoon Toraji. According to forecasts from the country's meteorological agency, Typhoon Toraji will move into the South China Sea on the morning of November 12th, then head towards the waters east of Hainan Island, after making landfall in the Philippines on November 11th.
Source: https://vtcnews.vn/trung-quoc-dung-tau-o-hai-nam-dong-cua-truong-hoc-ma-cao-doi-pho-bao-yinxing-ar906559.html
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