Tifón Yagi is an animal in the Chinese island province and a million people from their homes

HONG KONG (AP) – A powerful official has brought the four-thousanders on China's tropical tourist island of Hainan over Hong Kong, curbing many life ambitions in the region and caring about a million residents in the country and abandoning their homes.

Hainan Province's Meteorological Agency said Yagi traveled a distance of 245 kilometers per hour (152 miles per hour) beyond its borders – until about 4:20 p.m. in Wenchang city. I hope the torment is directed to other parts of the island before heading to Beibu Gulf.

Californian meteorologists from Yagi University discovered the most powerful bird on earth in China, predicting that he had to wait four months before the evening under the reign of Xuwen in Guangdong Province.

Before the country reached recently, the province had a population of about 420,000 people, more than 100,000, and in Guangdong there was a mixture of more than a million people who were then informed about the mediocre states.

The storm provoked violent flooding in the greater Hainan region and in some areas where electricity supply is limited. Strong winds blew up the province's emblematic storms. Residents hovered on the coast of the arena in front of the outside of buildings to protect themselves from possible flooding and covered the ventilation holes with protective clothing, the official Xinhua agency reported.

When the official press, offices, work, transport and shops are suspended in part of the province and the weeks before the evening. Algunas tourist attractions in Cerraron and all the views from the international airport of Haikou city on the Viernes plain.

The state-run CCTV TV from Qinzhou city in Guangxi region also broadcast a maximum emergency alert. I hope that Yagi will travel late into the night in Fangchenggang city, province and the north coast of Vietnam. Beihai city will suspend work, business, business and transportation, and will regularly update you on local conditions.

Ahead of the day in Hong Kong, office workers, banking services and schools were suspended because the city's meteorologists issued a Level 8 advisory for the Yagi day, the highest level in its alert level.

The meteorite forced more than 270 people to flee to temporary shelters in the province and provoked the cancellation of more than one centenary celebration in the city. New personalities emerged from the past and the care of hospitals. Torrential rain and strong winds swept away tree-dwelling teachers.

The Yagi era experienced a tropical agony in the middle of the Mediterranean quarter of the Philippines when it landed on the Sea of ​​China Meridional, after only 16 casualties and 17 despairs, in its greatest slave and flood region, affecting more than two million people in the provinces of the north and the center of the country.

More than 47,600 people are required to leave their homework in the Philippines and classes, work, cross-border services across the island and domestic tourists have been disrupted during the past few days, including in the metropolitan area of ​​the capital Manila, which reached a high level of population density.

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Associated Press writer Jim Gomez in Manila, Philippines, wrote this story.