Typhoon Bebinca, the strongest storm to hit Shanghai since 1949, has caused widespread disruption during the Mid-Autumn Festival, affecting travel and local economies significantly.
Despite rarely being directly affected by typhoons, Shanghai faced severe impacts as Typhoon Bebinca, with winds up to 94 mph, caused extensive damage and widespread cancellations.
Cities across the region, including Suzhou and Nanjing, responded to the storm by canceling events and suspending services, highlighting the storm's unexpected economic impact during a holiday.
This year's extreme weather patterns, including Typhoon Bebinca, add to China's ongoing struggles with droughts and floods, underscoring the urgent need for adaptive responses.
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