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Typhoon Dolphin, the most powerful storm to strike China this year, slammed into the eastern coast with 94 mph winds—comparable to a Category 1 hurricane—triggering evacuations of over one million people and disrupting transport nationwide. Japan felt the brunt too, with six injuries and 50,000 homes losing power. Authorities scrambled to move workers offshore, secure ships, and monitor flood-prone zones as scientists link rising typhoon intensity to global warming. Though the storm is expected to weaken westward, heavy rain will linger, heightening landslide and flooding risks—especially in mountainous regions. For southern Chinese residents, it’s just another storm—but for millions, it’s a life-altering emergency.

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