US EditionTyphoon Wipha Prompts Hong Kong's Highest Storm Signal and Grounds Over 500 Flights
HONG KONG, JUL 20 – Typhoon Wipha brought hurricane-force winds with mean speeds over 118 km/h, causing flight cancellations and transport suspensions to protect public safety, officials said.
- Hong Kong issued its highest storm warning level, T10, as Typhoon Wipha brought hurricane-force winds exceeding 167 kph, leading to significant disruptions.
- The typhoon resulted in widespread fallen trees, with 26 individuals treated at hospitals and many seeking refuge in shelters.
- Cathay Pacific Airways cancelled all flights between 5 a.m. and 6 p.m., impacting around 80,000 travelers.
- Wipha made landfall in Guangdong province after passing through Hong Kong, where it caused heavy rain and flooding conditions, affecting surrounding areas and the Philippines.
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