What is the signal of Typhoon No.10 in Hong Kong?

Typhoon Tian Ge passed over Hong Kong on 23rd, and the Hong Kong Observatory issued the No.10 hurricane signal. This is the first time that Hong Kong has issued the highest tropical cyclone warning signal commonly known as "Typhoon No.10" since 20 12.

The Hong Kong Observatory issued the No.3 strong wind signal on the evening of the 22nd. With the gradual increase of wind power, it was changed to tropical cyclone warning signal No.8 at 5: 20 a.m. on the 23rd, to gale or storm wind enhancement signal No.9 at 8: 00 a.m. 10, and further changed to hurricane signal No.9 10 at 9: 00 a.m., indicating that the average wind speed in Hong Kong reached118km or per hour.

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Precautions:

Under the signal of Hurricane No.10, most of the land, sea and air traffic in Hong Kong was suspended. The local ferry service was suspended and several docks were temporarily closed; Suspension of MTR trains and all daytime bus routes; As of 1 1 in the morning, 450 inbound and outbound flights have been cancelled, and the airport will implement flight reassignment. It is estimated that 400 flights can be handled on the same day.

Affected by the typhoon, the Hong Kong stock market and the gold market were closed all day. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange announced before the market opened in the morning that the morning trading hours of the securities market and derivatives market, including Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, would be delayed. As Typhoon No.8 continued and escalated to Typhoon No.10, HKEx subsequently confirmed that trading was suspended for the whole day.

People's Daily Online-Typhoon Tian Ge passed through Hongkong, and the No.10 typhoon ball was hoisted for the first time in five years.