Typhoon Dolphin churned deeper inland to the Chinese province of Hubei, prompting the closure of tourist areas and suspension of construction projects, as forecasters warned of the

Typhoon Dolphin churned deeper inland to the Chinese province of Hubei, prompting the closure of tourist areas and suspension of construction projects, as forecasters warned of the danger of extreme rainfall. Link China tourist sites closed, construction projects halted, as Typhoon Dolphin moves deeper inland The strongest typhoon to hit China this year, Dolphin, was an unusually resilient storm system that traveled nearly 6,000 km before making landfall over the weekend.

Localisation: Jerusalem, Israel, Middle East
Source: Jerusalem Post
Categorie: security
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 2026 04:36:58 GMT