More than 1,300 flights from Shanghai airports were cancelled due to…

More than 1,300 flights from Shanghai airports were cancelled due to Typhoon Dolphin.

Consensus

Typhoon 'Dolphin' caused widespread flight cancellations in eastern China.
Over 1,300 flights were cancelled in Shanghai's two airports by August 9.
Flight cancellations and delays were due to strong rains and typhoon conditions.
Authorities in Zhejiang province declared a level III emergency response for flood risks.
Evacuations were conducted in vulnerable areas of Zhejiang.
Water levels on the Yungjiang River in Ningbo reached 1.8 meters by evening of August 9.
A working group from China's Ministry of Water Resources was dispatched to Zhejiang.
Airlines allowed free ticket changes or refunds for affected passengers.
Maritime and tourist transport were suspended in the region.
Shanghai's ports were blocked by fishing boats.
The typhoon was expected to last until Tuesday.

1384 flights were canceled in Shanghai's two airports as of August 9. — vedomosti
Flight SU209 from Shanghai to Moscow and several China Eastern Airlines flights were among those canceled. — vedomosti
Tour operators adjusted travel plans and replaced canceled flights with train travel in some cases. — vedomosti
The typhoon caused flooding in Zhejiang province, with water levels reaching 1.8 m on the Yungjiang River. — vedomosti
Approximately 1,000 flights were at risk, with 200 canceled in Shanghai and total disruptions near 1,000. — riamo
Tourist attractions were closed and ferry services suspended. — riamo
The typhoon affected multiple cities including Hangzhou, Ningbo, Wenzhou, and Taizhou. — tg_mash
The typhoon was expected to continue until Tuesday. — tg_mash
The typhoon previously hit Okinawa, Japan, causing power outages and production halts. — tg_mash