Super typhoon Mangkhut wreaks havoc in Guangdong


Super typhoon Mangkhut which is expected to hit Guangdong's coastal area on Sunday afternoon, wreaked havoc in the southern province on Sunday.
According to Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, one of the major aviation hubs in China, has cancelled all flights from 12:00 o'clock Sunday to 8:00 am Monday, affecting thousands of passengers.
Meanwhile, Guangdong provincial department of education has suspended all classes in schools and kindergartens on Monday.

The raging storms and heavy rainfall have left many streets in Guangdong's coastal cities flooded, with trees and billboards blown away.
Guangdong provincial government has urged relevant departments and cities in the coastal areas to take every measure to reduce casualties and minimize economic losses.

- People using AI tech to aid cybercrime will face severe penalties
- East China province prepares for typhoon Co-May's comeback
- China reports 'No1 flood' of 2025 in major rivers amid heavy rain
- Lhasa earns prestigious wetland city recognition
- Beijing issues highest-level rainstorm alert as storms continue
- Ordination certificate of Shi Yongxin revoked