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Sunday, 7 August 2011

Typhoon Muifa churns toward China's Qingdao port

BEIJING -- High waters and heavy surf battered China's northern port of Qingdao as Typhoon Muifa approached Sunday on its way up the coast. Authorities closed beaches and piled sandbags along Qingdao's waterfront, after evacuating hundreds of thousands of people further south and calling more than ...


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