As Typhoon Gaemi approaches Southeast China's Fujian Province, local authorities have evacuated over 156,800 residents by 7 a.m. Thursday. The third typhoon of this year is bringing fierce winds and heavy rains, prompting massive safety measures.
🌊 Ferry services? Suspended! A total of 73 passenger ferry routes along the coast have been halted. And if you had plans to fly, think again—97 flights have been canceled in anticipation of the storm.
But it's not just about the residents. Over 29,000 people working on fishing rafts have been brought ashore, and 733 fishing boats have taken shelter in ports. That's around 3,200 crew members now safe on land, according to the provincial flood control office.
Safety first! ⛑️ The community is coming together to brace for Gaemi's impact. Stay tuned for updates, and if you're in the area, please follow all safety instructions from local authorities. Let's ride out this storm together! 💪
Reference(s):
cgtn.com