台风海燕或成有记载以来人类所遇最强风暴（Typhoon Haiyan or the strongest storm ever recorded in humans）.docVIP

台风海燕或成有记载以来人类所遇最强风暴（Typhoon Haiyan or the strongest storm ever recorded in humans） Typhoon Haiyan or the strongest storm ever recorded in humans According to the United States Navy Joint Typhoon Warning Center, Haiyan landing in Philippines, the maximum wind speed of 379 kilometers per hour, may become the strongest storm ever recorded since the history of mankind. Expert analysis of the Central Meteorological Observatory, Haiyan destructive power is enormous, mainly because of its intensity and speed, while the affected areas in Philippines is not high islands. 11, Haiyan will be in northern Vietnam to Vietnam border near the coastal landing, and then may make a U-turn eastward, affecting Chinas Guangxi, Guangdong, Hainan and other places. The Central Meteorological Observatory has issued a typhoon red alert. November 4th, 2013 No. thirtieth typhoon in the northwestern Pacific generation. The early morning of November 8th, Haiyan in the Philippine Central Eastern Samar landing, the center of the largest wind up to 314 kilometers per hour. After sweeping across central Philippines from east to west, Haiyan left Philippines on the afternoon of 9. As late as 10 on the evening of 7, Haiyan has killed at least 229 people in the country, 45 people were injured and 28 people missing. The head of the provincial police department said the typhoon had killed tens of thousands of people in the area. 9, in the northeast corner of Taiwan nose cave Geopark reef trail area, three consecutive waves from petrel brought 8 meters long wave attacks, resulting in 8 people were killed, another 8 people were injured. This is Taiwans long wave in recent years (Taiwan, commonly known as mad dog wave) caused the largest number of deaths tragedy. 10, by the swallow influence, some cities and counties in Hainan province and the West Expressway blackout, multi provincial interrupt; at 17, the Sanya Phoenix Airport canceled flights 207 sorties, affecting 16 thousand passengers; Guangxi register