Typhoon Dolphin leaves 14,000 buildings without power in Japan, heads toward China

Typhoon Dolphin has knocked out power to some 14,000 buildings in Japan and is now moving toward China, according to Israeli news outlet ynet.

The storm, named Dolphin, struck parts of Japan overnight, leaving a trail of damage and power outages. According to ynet, approximately 14,000 buildings are without electricity. The typhoon is now tracking westward and is expected to impact China's eastern coast. The region has been battered by several typhoons in recent weeks, including Typhoon Bavi and Typhoon Noul, as The Zioneer has reported. The full extent of the damage in Japan is still being assessed.

• Developing22:26 · 11 JulTyphoon Bavi forces evacuation of 2 million in China
• Strong13:10 · 9 AugTyphoon Dolphin makes landfall in eastern China, meteorological authorities say
• Developing16:38 · 12 JulTyphoon Bavi hits Taiwan, triggering evacuations and flight cancellations
• Developing08:40 · 27 JulTourists evacuated from Jiuzhaigou after Typhoon Noul mudslides

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