Typhoon Dolphin batters Japan's Okinawa before bearing down on China
Authorities there have shut ports and schools ahead of its arrival.The main areas in Japan affected by the typhoon are the islands of Okinawa and Amami in the far south-west of the country.Five elderly people suffered non-life-threatening injuries, according to the Okinawan prefectural government.
- ▪Authorities there have shut ports and schools ahead of its arrival.The main areas in Japan affected by the typhoon are the islands of Okinawa and Amami in the far south-west of the country.Five elderly people suffered non-life-threatening i
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Typhoon Dolphin batters Japan's Okinawa before bearing down on ChinaImage source, @SleepdeeplyGG/X/via REUTERSImage caption, Trees sway in strong winds on Friday as Typhoon Dolphin approaches Naha in Japan's Okinawa PrefectureByJack BurgessPublishedJust nowTyphoon Dolphin has cut power to at least 44,000 buildings and injured at least five people after hitting Japan's Okinawa island on Saturday.Flights to and from Okinawa's main airport - Naha International Airport - were cancelled as it closed on Friday as the storm arrived.The storm had maximum wind speeds of 162km/h (101mph) on Saturday and has been categorised as a "very strong" typhoon by the Japan Meteorological Agency, which warned of high waves, storm surges and lightning strikes.Dolphin is expected to make landfall on China's…
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