​Typhoon "Hualien" Approaches South China，CILF Postponed

Super Typhoon "Hualien" Approaches South China: Multiple Regions Activate Emergency Response​​

Typhoon No. 18 "Hualien" intensified into a super typhoon on the morning of September 21, with peak winds reaching 62 m/s (Category 17). As of 5:00 AM on September 22, its center was located approximately 590 kilometers northeast of Manila, Philippines, moving westward at about 20 km/h with stable intensity.

"Hualien" passed through the Bashi Channel on September 22 and entered the northeastern South China Sea in the early hours of September 23, gradually approaching the coast from central-western Guangdong to northeastern Hainan Island. Its intensity is expected to weaken slightly. The typhoon is likely to make landfall between the early hours and afternoon of September 24, from Shanwei, Guangdong, to Wenchang, Hainan, with an estimated intensity of severe to super typhoon strength (Category 14-16).

Significant Wind and Rainfall Impacts: High Risk of Disasters​​

From September 22 to 25, Guangdong, Guangxi, and other regions will experience severe wind and rain. Specifically, from September 23 to 25, coastal and inland areas of Guangdong will face serious impacts, with localized extreme heavy rainfall. Winds in the northern South China Sea and Bashi Channel are expected to reach Category 10-17, with gusts exceeding Category 17.

Port and Terminal Operations Adjusted​​

To mitigate the typhoon’s impact, multiple terminals in Guangdong have adjusted their operations:

1.Nansha Phase II and III Terminals of Guangzhou Port​​: Ceased gate container return operations at 04:00 on September 22; fully suspended gate services at 12:00 on the same day.

2.YICT, SCT, CCT, MCT​​: Fully suspended gate operation services at 00:00 on September 22.

CILF Postponement Notice​​

Due to the impact of Typhoon "Hualien," the originally scheduled Shenzhen International Logistics and Supply Chain Expo (CILF) has been postponed to ​​September 25–27​​. Exhibitors and visitors are advised to stay updated on the latest arrangements and prioritize travel safety.

We warmly welcome you to visit our booth during the event for face-to-face discussions and collaboration opportunities!

Precautionary Recommendations​​

Meteorological authorities advise:

1.High alert for potential disasters caused by strong winds and heavy rainfall in the northern South China Sea and South China regions.

2.Maritime units should strengthen inspections of protective facilities such as seawalls and prepare for storm surges and high waves.

3.The public should avoid coastal danger zones, closely monitor weather warnings, and take preventive measures such as reinforcing doors/windows and preparing emergency supplies.

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