Flights canceled, millions said they remained indoors as strong winds Lash China Time news

Beijing publishes his second lush warning as strong winds hit by the capital.

Hundreds of flights were canceled, and public parks are closed in Beijing, because the strong winds that were guided by a cold whirlpool from the neighboring Mongolia burned hundreds of trees and crushed cars across the Chinese capital.

Beijing on Saturday, for the first time in a decade, for the first time in a decade, he warned 22 million inhabitants to avoid the irrelevant journey, because the winds could potentially break aprilian records from 1951. years.

The cities of the same international air air, Peiuming Capital and Daxing, canceled 693 flights on Saturday afternoon with warnings of violent weather in the way, especially in the north of the country and along the coastal areas.

More flights and trains were also canceled as some parts of the country recorded their most powerful winds in more than 75 years, they register at 148km / h (92mph). The winds brought late snowfall in the inner Mongolia and beat in southern China.

In Beijing, the Theme Park of Universal Studies was forced to imprison operations at least through Sunday, while historical sites like Beijing’s banned city, a summer palace and the temple of the sky.

Soccer matches and other outdoor events were suspended.

Semi-marathon placed on a Sunday that contains humanoid robots competing with people in the offer to represent Chinese technological advancement.

The winds dominated social media talks, with many people expressing concerns about food delivery workers who praise the conditions.

“In time like we can choose not to order delivery – it is too much for them,” he wrote a Weibo user.

Sand storms over stretching from internal Mongolia to the Yangtze River are also a mutilated path on the road to eight other provinces, Xinhua and the state broadcast CCTV.

The sandy covers are expected to be affected by Shanghai from Saturday afternoon until Sunday morning.

High winds and sandstorms are generated in Chinese dry north, where the Gobi deserts and Taklamakan are surrounded by lawns and mountains and forests.

China struggled to a decade long battle for reducing sandstorms, especially in Beijing, sitting on the edge of a dry region, and where such storms can reduce visibility to buildings and clothes and cause serious discomforts, nose and ears.