Coastal regions in China are preparing for the arrival of Typhoon Saudel, resulting in significant travel disruptions across Zhejiang province. Authorities have implemented safety measures, including the suspension of air travel and maritime services, as the storm moves toward the mainland.

Ningbo Lishe International Airport announced a complete suspension of all incoming and outgoing flights starting at 11:30 p.m. on Thursday. The impact is widespread across the province’s commercial hubs. In Wenzhou, officials reported the cancellation of 90 flights, while Zhoushan saw 22 flights grounded. The storm’s path poses a direct threat to major industrial and port cities, prompting local authorities to prioritize emergency protocols over standard transportation schedules.

While the current reports focus on the immediate impact on aviation, the broader implications for maritime logistics and regional supply chains remain a concern for local officials. The situation is evolving as the typhoon tracks closer to the coast, and further cancellations are expected across the region until the weather conditions stabilize.