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Headline : China Braces for Typhoon Gaemi After Devastation in Taiwan and the Philippines

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Tiffany May reported from Hong Kong, and Amy Chang Chien from Taipei.

Typhoon Gaemi churned over southeastern China on Friday, with the local authorities warning that the storm, which left a trail of destruction in Taiwan and the Philippines, would bring torrential rain and flooding.

Gaemi made landfall on Thursday night in China’s Fujian Province, where the local government shut down schools and nonessential businesses and evacuated more than 290,000 people by Friday morning. The international airport in Fujian’s Quanzhou prefecture canceled more than 160 flights because of the weather.

The storm had reported wind speeds of around 73 miles an hour when it made landfall, according to the Fujian Meteorological Bureau, just shy of what would be a Category 1 hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean. Its intensity was lower than on Wednesday when it slammed into Taiwan with wind speeds equivalent to a Category 3 hurricane.

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