2,000 passengers stuck at Hong Kong airport due to Typhoon Noul

The airport was very crowded on Sunday morning.

Some passengers slept on luggage carts or benches and checked their phones for flight updates.

Many flights were canceled on Saturday because of the typhoon.

Passengers are stuck at Hong Kong Airport because of Typhoon Noul.

The train to the airport started running again on Sunday at 9 a.m. and the airport should be back to normal by Monday. The airport will be open as usual on Monday. The trains will run on time.

Some travelers were unhappy about the cost of hotels near the airport, which were very expensive.

Typhoon Noul hit southern China on Sunday, bringing heavy rain and strong winds.

Noul is the 12th big storm in the Pacific this year.

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