Typhoon Saola strikes southern China after lashing Taiwan and Hong Kong; Typhoon Haikui hits eastern Taiwan
- Typhoon Saola made landfall in southern China, prompting evacuations of nearly 900,000 people and suspension of business, transport, and classes.
- Hong Kong and other areas in southern China experienced flooding, injuries, flight cancellations, and other disruptions due to Typhoon Saola.
- Typhoon Haikui slammed into eastern Taiwan with strong winds and heavy rain, causing some flooding and power outages.
- Thousands were evacuated in Taiwan and flights, transport, and outdoor activities were suspended due to Typhoon Haikui.
- Both typhoons caused disruptions in the affected regions of southern China and Taiwan, but overall damage appeared limited.












































