Archive · 23 Aug 2025
China Issues Emergency Response for Approaching Typhoon Kajiki
China is getting ready for a big storm called Typhoon Kajiki.
The government has a plan to help people stay safe.
The storm is moving towards Hainan Island, bringing heavy rain and strong winds.
It's like when you get a bad weather warning and need to prepare.
Authorities are working to protect everyone.
They're also remembering previous storms that hit other places.
People are being moved to safe places, and rescue teams are ready to help.
China activated a Level-IV emergency response due to Typhoon Kajiki approaching Hainan Province.
Typhoon Kajiki is expected to move westward at up to 25 km/hour, potentially making landfall or passing Hainan Island.
The National Meteorological Centre issued a yellow alert for the typhoon.
Earlier in August, Typhoon Podul hit Taiwan, and in July, Co-May made landfall in Shanghai.
Shanghai's Fengxian District took precautions, relocating people and closing scenic spots.
- Who
- Chinese authorities and residents of Hainan
- What
- China activated a Level-IV emergency response due to Typhoon Kajiki.
- When
- Saturday, August 23
- Where
- Hainan Province, China
- Why
- To prepare for the approaching Typhoon Kajiki and mitigate potential damage.
- Typhoon Name
- Kajiki
- Emergency Level
- Level-IV
- Location (as of Saturday)
- 650 km east of Hainan's Sanya City
- Forecast Movement
- Westward at up to 25 km/hour
- Alert Level
- Yellow
- Previous Typhoon
- Podul in Taiwan and Co-May in Shanghai