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Typhoon Saudel makes landfalls on China's eastern coast, disrupts travel
- Typhoon Saudel struck China's eastern coast twice Friday — making landfall in Taizhou and Wenzhou — the third typhoon to hit Zhejiang this year.
- Authorities ordered large-scale evacuations and halted travel: Wenzhou moved over 820,000 people, Taizhou flagged 52,000 for evacuation, and ferries and some trains were suspended.
- Saudel is set to bring heavy, possibly torrential rain inland to Fujian and farther into Hubei, Guangxi and Yunnan, raising flood and disruption risks.
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