Typhoon Noul: T8 signal to remain in force until at least noon
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Typhoon Noul has led the Hong Kong Observatory to maintain the No 8 storm signal until at least noon. Over 350 flights and more than 190 cross-border high-speed rail services have been cancelled. The typhoon is moving into Guangdong and weakening, but continues to bring gales and storm-force winds to parts of Hong Kong, causing significant disruption.
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More than 350 flights cancelled
Typhoon Noul is weakening progressively.
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Over 190 cross-border high-speed rail services were cancelled on Sunday.
South China Morning Post- More than 350 flights cancelled
- Over 190 cross-border high-speed rail services cancelled
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Loaded language removedThe No 8 storm signal will remain in force until at least noon, the Hong Kong Observatory has said, with more than 350 flights and over 190 cross-border high-speed rail services cancelled on Sunday as Typhoon Noul affects the city.
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Over 190 cross-border high-speed rail services were cancelled on Sunday.
South China Morning PostThe No 8 storm signal will remain in force until at least noon.
South China Morning PostMore than 350 flights were cancelled on Sunday.
South China Morning PostTyphoon Noul is moving steadily into inland Guangdong.
South China Morning PostTyphoon Noul is weakening progressively.
South China Morning PostGales are still affecting many places over Hong Kong.
South China Morning PostOccasional storm-force winds are occurring offshore and over high ground.
South China Morning Post