Super Typhoon Yagi headed for southern China after deadly pass through Philippines
Super Typhoon Yagi is on Friday expected to make landfall in southern China, where flights have been cancelled and schools and businesses shut in anticipation of the storm. The typhoon is the second-strongest tropical storm recorded in the world this year and has already claimed more than a dozen lives after it swept through the northern Philippines earlier this week.
Super Typhoon Yagi is on Friday expected to make landfall in southern China, where flights have been cancelled and schools and businesses shut in anticipation of the storm. The typhoon is the second-strongest tropical storm recorded in the world this year and has already claimed more than a dozen lives after it swept through the northern Philippines earlier this week.
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