Typhoon Overlaps with Astronomical High Tide; Over 30,000 Residents Evacuated in Taizhou, Zhejiang
Affected by the combined effects of Typhoon CHAMPI (No. 30) and astronomical high tides, coastal waters in Taizhou, Zhejiang, have seen fierce winds and rough seas. Local authorities have intensified patrols of seawalls and geological hazard sites and continued to urge residents in high-risk areas to evacuate. As of press time, Taizhou has relocated more than 32,000 residents, while winds in places such as Wenling have reached Force 10 to 11. Party members and cadres are conducting continuous patrols to ensure public safety.
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