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Lin’hai City District after Typhoon “Dolphin”

Lin’hai City District after Typhoon “Dolphin”

Published on: 2026-08-12

Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation

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Linhai /Zhejiang Province/, August 10 /Xinhua/ — After Typhoon Dolphin passed, various degrees of damage were recorded in different areas of Linhai City County in Zhejiang Province /East China/. Local authorities quickly mobilized forces to clear roads, repair infrastructure, and pump water from flooded agricultural lands in order to restore normal life and production as soon as possible.

Linhai /Zhejiang Province/, August 10 /Xinhua/ — After Typhoon Dolphin passed, damage of varying scales was recorded in various districts of Linhai city county in Zhejiang Province /East China/. Local authorities promptly mobilized forces to clear roads, repair infrastructure, and pump water from flooded agricultural land in order to restore normal life and production as soon as possible.

Linhai /Zhejiang Province/, August 10 /Xinhua/ — After the passage of Typhoon Dolphin, various areas of Linhai city county in Zhejiang Province /East China/ experienced damage of varying degrees. Local authorities promptly mobilized forces to clear roads, repair infrastructure, and pump water from flooded agricultural lands to quickly restore normal life and production.

Linhai /Zhejiang Province/, August 10 /Xinhua/ — After the passage of Typhoon Dolphin, various districts of Linhai City County in Zhejiang Province /East China/ reported damage of varying degrees. Local authorities promptly mobilized forces to clear roads, repair infrastructure, and pump water from flooded agricultural lands in order to quickly restore normal life and production.

Linhai /Zhejiang Province/, August 10 /Xinhua/ — After Typhoon Dolphin passed, various districts of the Linhai city county in Zhejiang Province /East China/ recorded damage of varying scales. Local authorities promptly mobilized forces to clear roads, repair infrastructure, and pump water from flooded agricultural lands in order to restore normal life and production as soon as possible.

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