China is facing the threat of a storm for the second time in 15 days. This time the powerful storm Bebinca is about to hit. Bebinca may be the most powerful storm to hit Shanghai in the last 75 years (since 1949). Currently, it is present in the East China Sea, 400 km away from Shanghai. Due to the storm, the speed of winds is up to 144 km/h, which can reach 155 km/h late Sunday night. It has been placed in category 1 of powerful storms. Due to preparations to deal with the storm, China has canceled hundreds of flights. This storm will hit the coast of Shanghai late Monday night. So far, about 10 thousand people have been evacuated from Shanghai. Due to storm Bebinca, 254 mm of rain can occur. The administration has started preparations to deal with the storm. The Shanghai administration has started taking necessary steps to deal with the storm. The Chinese Meteorological Department has issued a red alert in Shanghai. Rail services will be closed for a few hours in Shanghai on Monday. At the same time, public transport and markets have been closed. The last time storm Muifa hit Shanghai was in 2022. It arose from a distance of 300 km from the Chinese province of Zhejiang. Apart from this, China has asked all ships away from Shanghai to come to the port. Apart from Shanghai, ships have been recalled in the neighboring province of Zhejiang. Storm Yagi hit China on 9 September. Super storm Yagi, which arose from the South China Sea, hit the southern coast of China on 9 September. It knocked in China’s Hainan province. Due to the storm, 4 lakh people of Hainan had to leave their homes. When it hit the coast of China, its speed was about 250 km / h. It was its second most powerful storm. After China, Yagi moved towards Vietnam, where it caused massive destruction. Due to the storm, Vietnam had to face heavy rains and floods. Due to this, more than 200 people lost their lives. More than 100 people are missing. Typhoon Glaria hit Shanghai in 1949
The most powerful typhoon to hit Shanghai so far was Glaria, which came in 1949. At that time, due to this storm, winds were blowing at a speed of 144 km/h. Read this news too… Super typhoon Yagi hits southern coast of China: 4 lakh people evacuated from Hainan province, winds blowing at a speed of 250 km/h Super typhoon Yagi, which arose from the South China Sea, has hit the southern coast of China. The storm has knocked in China’s Hainan province. Due to this, 4 lakh people of Hainan have been forced to leave their homes. Typhoon Yagi hit Wenchang city of Hainan at 2 pm Indian time. Due to the super typhoon, winds are blowing at a speed of 250 km/h. Yagi is the second most powerful typhoon in the world this year. Due to this, schools and colleges were closed in Hainan. Apart from this, rail and boat services have also been stopped. All parks in the affected areas have been closed. Read the full news here…
