Typhoon Yagi
Image: Satellite from the Hong Kong Observatory

This story will be updated as the situation unfolds.  

China is bracing for the arrival of ’Super Typhoon’ Yagi, expected to be the strongest storm to hit the country in nearly a decade.  

The typhoon hit the Philippines earlier this week, but has since doubled in strength,  and according to the Hong Kong Observatory (HKO), Yagi now carries sustained winds of 210kph near its centre. 

This morning, its eye was located 610km south-east of Zhanjiang City in Guangdong and was moving ...

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