Typhoon Bavi weakens to tropical storm as it slams into eastern China
Tropical Storm Bavi, the strongest storm to hit China this year, made landfall in eastern China after weakening from a typhoon. The storm, approximately the size of France, brought heavy rains and strong winds to Zhejiang province and is expected to continue affecting eastern and northern China for days.

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AI-generatedTropical Storm Bavi, the strongest storm to hit China this year, made landfall in eastern China after weakening from a typhoon. The storm, approximately the size of France, brought heavy rains and strong winds to Zhejiang province and is expected to continue affecting eastern and northern China for days. Authorities evacuated nearly two million people ahead of the storm's arrival. The storm caused significant damage, including felling over 1,300 trees and flooding streets. China's transport network was heavily disrupted, with hundreds of flights cancelled and railway services suspended in cities like Hangzhou and Shanghai.
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5 extractedChina's eastern transport network of trains and flights has been heavily affected by the storm.
Typhoon Bavi weakened to a tropical storm as it made landfall in eastern China.
The storm felled more than 1,300 trees in Yueqing.
684 flights and more than 1,600 trains were cancelled in Shanghai.
Nearly two million people were evacuated due to the storm.