China keeps alert after typhoon Bavi hit shore in the east
Typhoon Bavi provoked new cancellations this Sunday at airports in eastern China, after having hit land during the early hours in the province of
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Typhoon Bavi this Sunday caused new cancellations at eastern China airports, after having hit land during the early hours in Zhejiang province, affecting terminals such as Shanghai, Hangzhou, Nanjing and Ningbo. The Meteorological Center issued an orange alert due to rains and a yellow alert due to severe convective weather conditions, with risk of strong gusts of wind, hail, short-term showers and possible local tornadoes in some areas. The city of Shanghai applied speed limitations on high sections and the surface of several metro lines and suspended urban ferry services and maritime links with nearby islands.
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Typhoon Bavi this Sunday caused new cancellations at eastern China airports, after having hit land during the early hours in Zhejiang province, affecting terminals such as Shanghai, Hangzhou, Nanjing and Ningbo
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The Meteorological Center issued an orange alert due to rains and a yellow alert due to severe convective weather conditions, with risk of strong gusts of wind, hail, short-term showers and possible local tornadoes in some areas.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Mundo +1The city of Shanghai applied speed limitations on high sections and the surface of several metro lines and suspended urban ferry services and maritime links with nearby islands.
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Typhoon Bavi caused new cancellations this Sunday at airports in eastern China, after having hit land at dawn..
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