Wenzhou

China evacuated over 1.8 million people as Typhoon Bavi moved toward Wenzhou after affecting Japan's Sakishima islands and northern Taiwan. The typhoon is slowing and weakening over cooler seas.

China is preparing for the second typhoon in a week, Bavi, which is approaching landfall. Hundreds of thousands have been evacuated from eastern Zhejiang province, with Wenzhou near the storm's path.

China is preparing for the second typhoon in a week as Typhoon Bavi approaches landfall. Hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated from eastern Zhejiang province, particularly near Wenzhou, which is close to the storm's projected path.

China is preparing for the second typhoon in a week, Bavi, as hundreds of thousands are evacuated in eastern Zhejiang province. The city of Wenzhou is near the storm's path.

China evacuated nearly 2 million people as Typhoon Bavi approaches the coast, with the storm expected to make landfall near Wenzhou, a city with approximately 10 million residents, early Sunday.

Over 900,000 people in China were evacuated as Typhoon Bavi approached, with the storm impacting northern Taiwan and Japan's remote southwestern islands, causing power outages and fallen trees. The typhoon is expected to make landfall in China early Sunday.

China evacuated over 600,000 people ahead of Typhoon Bavi's landfall near Wenzhou, following its impact on Japan and Taiwan. The typhoon, carrying significant moisture, is expected to hit Zhejiang province, with evacuations also reported in Fujian province and Taiwan.

Flights have been cancelled and refunds offered at 10 airports as weakened Typhoon Bavi approaches China’s coast, with 14 cancellations reported at Zhoushan airport and 17 inbound flights cancelled in Wenzhou. The typhoon is expected to land between Fujian and Zhejiang provinces.