The Manila Times
South China Morning Post
Global Times China
Typhoon Noul forces more than 715,000 from homes and cancels hundreds of flights in China and Hong Kong
Forecasters issued a red alert as the country’s strongest typhoon so far this year brought heavy rain to Guangdong and neighbouring provinces
When the typhoon makes landfall, it is forecast to have maximum sustained winds of 151-173 kilometres per hour (94-107 miles per hour).
On Saturday night, China’s national observatory issued a red typhoon alert – the highest level in the country's typhoon warning system.
The city's observatory forecasts Noul could make landfall Sunday morning around the vicinity of the southern Chinese cities of Huizhou and Shanwei, bringing strong winds and squally showers to parts of the region.
