Shanghai cancels 1,300 flights as Typhoon Dolphin hits China

The storm's outer bands hit northern Taiwan on Saturday, including Taipei, bringing rain. Taiwanese airlines canceled flights to mainland China on Sunday.

Earlier, Dolphin intensified seasonal monsoon rains in the Philippines, triggering floods and landslides, officials said. A landslide in Baguio on Sunday hit three houses, leaving five people rescued and seven missing, officials said. Flooding in the main Luzon region displaced more than 12,000 people and forced school closures, disaster officials said. The monsoon rains were preceded by a tropical storm that killed at least six people last week, Philippine officials said.

The storm disrupted transport and port operations in Zhejiang, a major manufacturing and export hub. The full extent of the damage was not yet clear. The storm was expected to weaken as it moved inland, but heavy rains were forecast to continue for several days, authorities said.