China plans to evacuate Kamaril Rajasa Hurricane via the Philippines Weather news

China plans to evacuate approximately 400.00 people from the southern Chentyne Province, where the hurricane falls in the northern Philippines.

China began preparing for the evacuation of 400,000 people from the city of Chentyn before Hurricane Rajasa, which wandered in the northern Philippines at a speed of 215 km/h (134 miles per hour).

Philippine experts said that Super Typhoon Ragasa achieved a decline on Monday in the Calayan County in the Philippines at 3 pm (07:00 GMT). More than 8,200 people were evacuated to safety in Kagayan, while 1220 emergency shelters escaped in Abaya County.

Tropical hurricanes are classified with sustainable winds from 215 km/h (134 miles per hour) or higher in the western Pacific “superior hurricanes”.

The Philippine’s weather agency warned that “there is a great risk of life -threatening storms with a height of 3 meters high (approximately 10 feet) during the next 24 hours on low or exposed coastal areas” for Northern Kagayan, Batanis, Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcus Junior has suspended government work and schools in the capital and 29 provinces in the northern Luzon region.

Ragasa is the fourteenth disorder of the weather to hit the Philippines this year, which comes at the time when the country is dealing with Anti -corruption protests Associated with ghost flood control projects.

The hurricane is expected to move in the west and remain in the South China Sea until at least Wednesday, while southern Taiwan and Hong Kong pass before it reaches the Chinese mainland.

Earth and sea warnings

The Chinese authorities activated the anti -flood measures in the southern provinces and warned of the heavy rains that start from Tuesday night.

In Chinese China, the authorities said on Sunday evening that they intend to transport hundreds of thousands of people from coastal and low areas before the hurricane reached them.

Other cities in Guangdong Province announced the cancellation of classes, work and public transportation due to heavy rains and strong winds.

Moreover, Taiwan issued land and sea warnings, canceled 146 local trips, and postponed more than 900 people from the southern and eastern mountainous regions.

The Ministry of Defense in Vietnam has ordered its forces to monitor the storm and prepare for a possible decline later this week.