Typhoon Noul lands in Guangdong and Hong Kong, triggering mass evacuations
Al Jazeera1 min read118 words
A new weather system has moved into southern Guangdong province and the neighbouring Hong Kong region, bringing strong winds and heavy rain across both areas. The meteorological services of mainland China and the Hong Kong Observatory have issued alerts, warning of gusts that could reach up to 70 km/h and rainfall totals of 50–80 mm in the next 24 hours.
Local authorities have advised residents to secure loose objects, avoid low‑lying flood zones and exercise caution when traveling, as the downpours are expected to affect road conditions and public transport services. Emergency response teams remain on standby to assist with any incidents, and the storm is forecast to move eastward later this week, allowing conditions to gradually improve.
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