Typhoon-hit Hainan limping back to normalcy
China DailyA rescue team from Shenzhen, Guangdong province, repairs power facilities damaged by Typhoon Yagi in Haikou, Hainan province, on Sept 9, 2024. SUN SHIJIE/FOR CHINA DAILY The island province of Hainan, battered by the devastating impact of Super Typhoon Yagi on Friday, is working to return to normalcy, including facilitating efforts to restore electricity and telecommunications by Wednesday, said the local government. The country's telecom providers have mobilized a team of 1,100 support personnel, 2,900 emergency power generators and over 370 support vehicles to assist with communication repairs in Hainan. The electricity supply for key users across the province has been largely restored, said Zhao Youcheng, deputy secretary of the Party committee of Hainan Power Grid, at a news briefing on Monday evening.