China has raised its highest-level typhoon warning as Super Typhoon Doksuri barrels toward eastern and southern regions, threatening extreme winds and torrential rains. The national meteorological authority renewed its red alert Thursday morning – signaling potential life-threatening conditions – urging millions to brace for impact.
What’s the Game Plan? 
Doksuri, this year’s fifth typhoon, is predicted to hammer areas including Fujian and Guangdong provinces with winds over 200 km/h (124 mph) and flash floods. Authorities have suspended all large gatherings, halted outdoor work, and initiated evacuations in high-risk zones. Think of it as nature’s ultimate ‘pause button’ – schools, businesses, and transit systems are prepping for shutdowns.
Safety First 
Residents in vulnerable housing are being relocated, while emergency teams stockpile supplies and reinforce infrastructure. The storm’s path could also trigger landslides, especially in mountainous areas. Pro tip from forecasters: Stay indoors, charge devices, and avoid coastal areas like you’d avoid spoilers for the latest binge-worthy show.
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