Typhoon Noul is barreling toward southern China, with forecasts placing landfall between Guangdong and Fujian as authorities warn of heavy rain, strong winds, and potential floods. Guangdong and nearby regions have seen mass evacuations—official counts exceed 340,000—alongside widespread disruptions to rail and air travel as transport networks brace for the storm’s impact. Hong Kong prepared for possible flight cancellations and anticipated the No 1 typhoon signal as Noul nears, while mainland airports reported hundreds of cancellations. In anticipation of the worst, China has activated emergency responses and raised alerts (orange and related levels) across multiple cities, with fishing fleets returning to ports and extensive safety measures underway. Malaysia Airlines also canceled select flights to Shenzhen and Hong Kong on July 25–26 as a precautionary safety move tied to the typhoon’s progression. Authorities continue to urge residents and travelers to monitor official updates and prepare for possible extended travel disruptions and safety hazards.