China’s National Meteorological Centre issued a red alert for Typhoon Dolphin on Sunday morning as the storm moved across the southern East China Sea. As of 10 a.m. Sunday, the center of the typhoon was located approximately 215 kilometers (134 miles) east of Wenzhou, Zhejiang province.

The storm is projected to track westward, with landfall expected along the coast of Zhejiang and Fujian provinces between Sunday night and Monday morning. In anticipation of the severe weather, transportation hubs have begun implementing emergency measures. Shanghai, a major transit point, has canceled nearly 60 percent of its scheduled flights to and from the city to ensure passenger safety.

While the China Daily report confirms that the country is bracing for the storm's impact, the South China Morning Post provides specific details regarding the alert level and the resulting aviation disruptions. Both outlets agree on the storm's name and the general trajectory toward the Chinese coast, though the China Daily provided minimal information compared to the specific operational data reported by the South China Morning Post.