Typhoon Bebinca struck eastern China, leading to two fatalities in Zhoushi Town due to a falling high-voltage power line. The typhoon, described as the strongest to hit Shanghai since 1949, caused significant flooding, power outages, and the evacuation of over 414,000 residents across affected regions. Schools were closed, and transport services, including flights and ferries, were suspended as safety measures were implemented. By early Tuesday, Bebinca had weakened to a tropical storm, but warnings of heavy rainfall persisted in several provinces. Authorities reported that normal traffic conditions resumed in Shanghai by Monday evening, with power restored by midnight. The National Meteorological Center continued to monitor weather patterns, anticipating additional rainfall in the coming days.