Typhoon Haikui wreaks havoc in Taiwan, suspending work, transport, and classes

Taiwan suspended flights, rail transport, ferry services, classes, and outdoor events as Typhoon Haikui made landfall, bringing strong winds and heavy rains. There was minimal damage reported, and some shops remained open to dispose of perishable goods. Typhoon Saola weakened along the Chinese coast, where evacuations had taken place. Events and activities were canceled in Taiwan, and national parks and treacherous roads were closed. The typhoon is expected to continue towards China, and Chinese cities had already taken precautions due to the previous typhoon. China's military continued operations near Taiwan, despite the storms.