Nepartak winds of the storm moved from Taiwan to China in today fell 9-7. Earlier super typhoon swept across Taiwan caused 3 dead, over 140 injured.
China stretch yourself waiting storm, 37,000 people evacuated
Ton flying down the road in Taitung, Taiwan after typhoon passing - Photo: Twitter
According to local media, in the east coast region of China, more than 37,000 people were evacuated to avoid storms. Many flights and trains canceled.
National Meteorological Center of China Nepartak storm warning will cause strong winds and heavy rain poured down the coastal areas of Fujian and Zhejiang provinces in 9-7 days.
Earlier Fujian Province Department of Transportation announced decommissioned boat services between Fujian - Taiwan to ensure safety. Local rail authorities also stopped selling tickets for trains running through Fujian Province on July 8 and 9-7.
In Guangdong Province, the authorities also ordered all fishing boats docked to ensure safety.
Clip ruined landscape in Taiwan after typhoon - Source: The Guardian
According to Chinese state media, up to 7-7 had 186 people were killed by floods and 41 missing, nearly 50,000 houses collapsed and more than 1.6 million people have been evacuated.
In Taiwan, authorities continue to warn people to prevent heavy rains caused flooding and landslides in the coming days whether hurricane went through.
This typhoon landfall in Taiwan early series 8-7 as fallen trees, overturned several cars and killing at least three people dead, more than 140 people injured.
Storm also brought heavy rain left many areas in southern Taiwan were flooded, causing blackouts and affecting more than 360,000 households.
Once in Taiwan, the storm quickly weakened, with maximum sustained winds near the center of the storm from 234 km / 8-7 hours in the morning through to about 100 km / 9-7 hours of this morning.
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