Typhoon Dolphin batters Japan's Okinawa, cutting power to 44,000 buildings and injuring five, now heading for China's eastern coast
The storm hit Japan's Okinawa island on Saturday with maximum wind speeds of 162km/h (101mph), leading to flight cancellations at Naha International Airport. The Japan Meteorological Agency categorized it as a "very strong" typhoon. Chinese authorities in Zhejiang have shut ports and schools, and Ningbo Lishe International Airport has halted operations ahead of the typhoon's expected landfall late Sunday or early Monday.
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