China braced for second typhoon in a week as Bavi approaches landfall
China is getting ready for a big storm called Typhoon Bavi. Many people are leaving their homes because of the typhoon. The storm is moving toward eastern China and Taiwan. It is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain.
Why it matters
This storm could cause damage, like landslides. Millions of people need to be safe from its power.
In brief
- What is the name of the big storm?
- The storm is called Typhoon Bavi.
- Where is the typhoon heading?
- It is moving toward eastern China and Taiwan.
- How many people have been evacuated?
- Over one million people have been moved to safer places.
Different angles across outlets
Most outlets focus on the evacuation and danger. Some also mention how strong the storm is or where it is going.
- The typhoon is expected to be very strong, possibly one of the strongest in decades.
BBC WorldForecasted to be a major storm.
- The storm's rain covers an area as big as France.
CNBC Top NewsGives a size comparison for the rain bands.
- The storm has been downgraded but is still dangerous.
Al JazeeraNotes that it was weakened, but danger remains.
- Landslides have already killed 15 people in the Philippines.
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