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Hundreds of flights were canceled and the train lines were stopped on Saturdays for the hit by Beijing and North China.
On Saturday, at 11:30 (03:30 GMT), 838 flights were canceled at two large airports in the capital, again on Saturday.
93 MPH (150 kf) – The strongest wind, which is the most powerful in China’s capital, which is more than a century, is continued on the weekend to force the weekend, attractions and historical sites.
Millions of people warn of “people can easily fly” with some government media outlets.
Train services have been suspended by the airport’s urgent subway line and some high-speed railway lines. Parks were also closed, prepared with some old trees or worked in preparation, but about 300 trees fell in the capital.
A number of vehicles were damaged, but injured were not reported – the majority of most residents prevented the fact that 22 million inhabited the inbound travel after the government was watching the recommendations to remain indoors.
“Everyone in Beijing was really annoying about it. There is no man in the streets today. But this was not as violent as I imagined.”
A businessman of Zhejiang province has been canceled.
“All flights scheduled for fierce winds have been canceled last night and today. Therefore, I will rebuice my flight again. Now I was mainly closed in Beijing,” he said.
Strong winds come from a cold vortex system via Mongolia and will continue on the weekend.
Beijing gave the first orange warning for ten years strong winds with the most powerful winds expected on Saturday.
China measures a scale wind speed of 17 to 17 from level 1. According to the China’s meteorological department, “serious damage”, “extreme destruction”.
This weekend windows are expected to be expected to be expected from 11-13 to Sunday.
