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Shanghai Relocates Hundreds of Thousands Due to Tropical Storm
SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Shanghai relocated more than 280,000 people, halted hundreds of flights and ferry services and imposed speed limits on roads and railways on Wednesday as a tropical storm whipped eastern China with gales and heavy rain.
Shanghai relocated more than 280,000 people, halted hundreds of flights and ferry services and imposed speed limits on roads and railways on Wednesday as a tropical storm whipped eastern China with ...
China’s Tsunami Warning Centre at the Ministry of Natural Resources issued a yellow alert – the second-lowest in the ...
Shanghai relocated more than 280,000 people, halted hundreds of flights and ferry services and imposed speed limits on roads and railways on July 30 as a tropical storm whipped eastern China with ...
Shanghai relocated more than 280,000 people, halted hundreds of flights and ferry services and imposed speed limits on roads ...
The city was hit with a quick succession of warnings for a severe tropical storm, a tsunami, and most recently, gale-force ...
The tropical storm has led to widespread transport disruptions in Shanghai, with local media reporting a suspension to ferry ...
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China faces severe weather as Typhoon Co-May hits Shanghai, prompting evacuations of 283,000 people. The storm brings heavy ...
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