Typhoon strikes South-east China

A typhoon has slammed into south-eastern China with powerful winds and heavy rains that cut power, cancelled flights and suspended train services.

A typhoon has slammed into south-eastern China with powerful winds and heavy rains that cut power, cancelled flights and suspended train services.

Typhoon Fitow struck Fuding city of Fujian province with winds of up to 94 miles (151km) an hour this morning, before weakening to a tropical storm, the National Meteorological Centre said.

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