In the Philippines, five people were rescued and seven were missing after a landslide. The landslide happened because of heavy monsoon rains made worse by Typhoon Dolphin.

Dolphin hit the Chinese city of Taizhou, bringing strong winds and big waves. Heavy rains may cause severe flooding and landslides in Zhejiang.

Shanghai's airports canceled about 60% of Sunday's flights.

Forecasters said some areas could get 200-400 millimeters of rain. They predicted this for the next few days. Some areas may get a lot of rain.

The storm hit northern Taiwan on Saturday, bringing rain. Some Taiwanese airlines canceled flights to mainland China on Sunday.

Authorities in Zhejiang evacuated 390,000 people from Taizhou on Saturday. They also evacuated 30,000 people from riskier areas in Shanghai.

Zhejiang authorities stopped ferries and cruises.

Heavy rain hit Zhoushan, Shanghai, and parts of Zhejiang. Water flooded some areas and roads.

Typhoon Dolphin made monsoon rains stronger in the Philippines, causing floods and landslides.

Many areas in the northern Luzon region were flooded, and over 12,000 people had to leave their homes.

Before the monsoon rains, a tropical storm killed at least six people in the Philippines. Four villagers died in a landslide and a rockslide.