Typhoon Saola Makes Landfall in Southern China: Passenger Trains Suspended

Passenger Trains Suspended Amid Typhoon Saola's Approach

As Typhoon Saola approached southern China, authorities suspended services for at least 121 passenger trains on Thursday, according to state media. Nearly 900,000 people were evacuated from coastal areas ahead of the storm's landfall.

Typhoon Saola Makes Landfall

Typhoon Saola made landfall in southern China on Thursday, bringing strong winds and heavy rain. The storm was packing winds of more than 125 mph, prompting authorities to issue the highest typhoon warning.

Highest Typhoon Warning Issued

Chinese authorities issued the highest typhoon warning, indicating the severity of the storm. The warning was issued as Saola approached the coast, carrying the potential for significant damage and flooding.

Evacuations and Preparations

Nearly 900,000 people were evacuated from coastal areas before Typhoon Saola's arrival. Authorities made preparations to respond to the storm's impact, including deploying emergency response teams and supplies.

Aftermath and Recovery

The full extent of the damage caused by Typhoon Saola is still being assessed. Authorities are working to restore services and provide assistance to affected areas.