Typhoon Bebinca Hits Shanghai, Strongest Storm in 75 Years

The powerful typhoon has caused significant disruptions, with over 400,000 evacuated and major transport services halted.

Typhoon Bebinca made landfall in Shanghai early Monday morning with wind speeds of up to 151 km/h.
Authorities have evacuated more than 400,000 people, including 9,000 from Chongming Island.
All flights at Shanghai's two main airports were grounded, and train services and highways were closed.
The storm has uprooted over 10,000 trees, caused power outages for 30,000 households, and led to significant urban flooding.
Rescue and clean-up operations are underway, with tens of thousands of emergency personnel deployed across the city.