East China's Zhejiang Province has declared a Level-IV emergency response as Typhoon Pulasan barrels toward the region. The 14th typhoon of the year could bring heavy rains and strong winds to coastal areas, prompting authorities to urge residents and travelers to stay alert.
As of 8 a.m. Wednesday, Pulasan was located at 23.2°N latitude and 132.3°E longitude, moving northwest at 45 km/h. The storm packs maximum wind speeds of 23 meters per second near its center, according to local meteorological agencies. Tracking apps and weather blogs are buzzing with real-time updates as the typhoon mimics a trending TikTok dance challenge—swift, unpredictable, and impossible to ignore.
Zhejiang’s emergency measures include evacuation plans for high-risk zones and 24/7 monitoring of reservoirs and drainage systems. Students and young professionals in cities like Hangzhou and Ningbo are advised to postpone outdoor plans, while travelers eyeing coastal destinations like Zhoushan Islands should reconsider itineraries.
While Level-IV is China’s lowest emergency tier, locals aren’t taking chances. \"Better safe than swept away,\" joked one Weibo user, capturing the mood. The typhoon season continues to keep East Asia on its toes—proving nature still writes the best thrillers.
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