Shanghai Evacuates Over 100,000 as Typhoon Pulasan Brings Record Rainfall
Shanghai, China — China’s financial hub, Shanghai, had evacuated 112,000 people as of Friday morning due to Typhoon Pulasan, which brought record-breaking rainfall to parts of the city.
The city’s emergency services have been working around the clock to ensure the safety of residents as the typhoon made landfall. Evacuation efforts focused on low-lying areas and regions most vulnerable to flooding and strong winds.
Typhoon Pulasan has caused unprecedented rainfall, leading to concerns over potential flooding and disruptions. Authorities have issued weather warnings and urged residents to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel.
Local communities are coming together to support those affected, with temporary shelters set up to accommodate evacuees. Essential services, including transportation and utilities, have implemented contingency plans to mitigate the impact of the storm.
Officials are closely monitoring the situation and are prepared to take additional measures if necessary. Residents are advised to follow updates from official channels and cooperate with emergency personnel to ensure safety during this challenging time.
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