The survival instinct of some of these people is abysmal. Trees are snapping, roofs are flying and the walls are coming down and they are outside travelling and filming.
It's because in China, you don't just have survival instinct for the outside world, you also have it for your incredibly dangerous job where you're likely spending a lot more time than the outside world. Ergo, these people learn how to survive their jobs and not nature.
It is incredible that every time I see videos of Typhoons in China there are always people on their bikes/scooters riding around and they also never secure their outdoor items or cover their windows.
Why are people outside walking or riding their scooters? That’s insane. Don’t people realize how dangerous that is. Keep your asses inside when you got a typhoon coming through. Don’t these people have any common sense?
@@tespenkr9924 Oh hey, I commented practically this exact same comment verbatim about 20 minutes ago and I'm just now realizing it was removed. Thanks UA-cam, I love the AI driven moderation. It's so woefully buggy and oppressive.
@pzakkkly3976 Well thats China for you. What do you expect to tell people under communist regime then and tell then what to do is close to impossible. Serpentza and Laowhy86 already explain the society in China are worst and your only you can trust is poor people who has resistance on CCP and delivery drivers, Not the Chinese Police. 😢
Fun fact, Philippines is the number one most prone countries in storms, floods and earthquakes yet we persist these hardships with a smile. But china is most number of hits in typhoons yet they're miserable even they have superior tech and infrastructure. I don’t want any tofu dreg projects in here.
What is fun about that? Calamity is a calamity. We are all victims. Tired of my fellow Filipinos doing comparisons just to justify something... Have you ever thought of the OFWs working there? Inconsiderate piece of trash.
@pertz7843 Philippines took a lot of hit from Typhoons all the time yet we persist. But it all depends on the infrastructure and helping hand from the people. They have experienced it but mother nature will become stronger after many years to come...
Instead of preparing for wars, every government needs to acknowledge the elephant in the room, natural disasters. We should all be working together. Unfortunately, somebody wants to be a Wolf Warrior. 😢
@707Berto Paid actors like you are easy to spot due to their ignorance. No. Peace is beneficial to capitalism as it’s good for all businesses. Just as preparation for natural disasters is. You seem to literally not know what capitalism is.
I really don't like PRC and their bullying ways. But even I think these sort of jokes are in really bad taste. It's not cool to poke fun at human tragedies. When such incidents happen, we should keep personal differences aside. We dont have to help but let's not do this please.
@isacr4063 let me tell you what's not in good taste...trying to censor somebody else's thoughts or words. If your are low sensitivity in sensitivity, perhaps you need to choose other channels to watch. Welcome to my world. BLESSINGS TO ALL MANKIND.
Don't be like that, they are still human's who make a sin like you. Everyone making mistakes. But I hope after the disaster there's changes with their behavior. But mostly greedy people will always be greedy if they don't want to changed lol. There's maybe Karma for them, but still don't hoping something bad cause possible will be back to you. I'm not here to supporting China, its just humanity lol 😏
@@kilnmaster Don't be like that, they are still human's who make a sin like you. Everyone making mistakes. But I hope after the disaster there's changes with their behavior. But mostly greedy people will always be greedy if they don't want to changed lol. I'm not supporting China, it's just humanity lol 😏
@@foodforthought9880 it's that time of year. Philippines doesn't have high rise (or much of any developments) facing the eastern coast or it would be a very expensive exercise most years to clean up.
I cannot believe they do not have hurricaine shutters like in FL. Espescially since they have so many typhoons Once a window breaks you are probably going to lose the roof due to pressure changes.
It's funny, I heard a report that Bebinca had winds up to 151 kph (93 mph) worst storm since 1949. All kinds of buildings and trees getting blown apart. Everything in shambles. But winds at 93 mph is a high category 1 hurricane, not quite a cat 2. I lived in Ft Lauderdale for seven years and category 1 hurricanes barely made people take notice. As a matter of fact, that's usually when the surfers were happy because there would be good waves and they could get out with their boards, but they didn't consider the storm to be dangerous. Different places, different mind sets.
@@BigDave423 yeah all you did for anything up to 2 was bring in the outside stuff that could get blown around. Serious preparation was only required for cat 3 and up.
I’m not sure about Shanghai but in southern China (Shanghai is technically in the south but it’s not really southern and I’m referring to the South China Sea not the East Sea anyways) they do have typhoon shelters but hardly anyone will go there. Plus as for all the stuff blown around there is nowhere to put or secure stuff anyways because of they way infrastructure and things are set up, you basically have no choice but to leave things out and let it get blown away. (Unless it’s small enough for you to take into your tiny apartment)
I came from the Caribbean and I'm SOOOO CONFUSED! WHAT THE HECK ARE ALL THOSE PEOPLE DOING OUT ON THE STREET!!! During a hurricane here, everyone stay home and hold down their roof lol
@@abubanana503 Nah, 2024 is the Year of the Dragon according to the Chinese zodiac. The Dragon is one of the 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac, known for symbolizing power, excellence, courage, and (good fortune.) People born in the Year of the Dragon are often seen as confident, energetic, and ambitious. This Dragon is Very, Very angry.
Um, what the heck why are these people outside? This is going to be one big cleanup/repair effort. Cleaned out shelves is not a surprise....when will the next shipment come.
Perhaps they were caught unawares by the intensity. There is a lot of economic desperation in China right now. They could have been out to put food on the table....
That has to contribute to the destruction, but a monster storm like this one is going to cause real damage no matter how good the building codes and compliance might be.
Real Floridians would be reliving their days of terror and would feel bad at the wanton destruction of mother nature and the utter helplessness of human beings. No one with an iota of humanity and compassion celebrates such tragedies.
@@isacr4063 You obviously don't know floridians, people from miami or orlando are not real Floridians, a Floridian has a gator as a pet and call's it a swamp puppy, they don't even call the cops, they catch people stealing, that thief is gonna disappear and become nourishment for a lot of species, they're used to hurricanes and know what not to do, for example thinking that an umbrella will serve a purpose on a cat 3 or higher or driving a moped in the middle of over 100mph wind gusts
In hurricane country that store is on a whole facility generator - it will be open even if grid power is out for weeks. So we can go back for more later.
@@elizabethclaiborne6461 yep, can confirm here in katrina land that many locally owned grocery stores will have a genny and (if the people can arrive to open shop) will be open for buisness during the cleanup.
so it was a category 2 hurricane that didn't even reach 100mph sustained and it's wrecking China. As a Floridian born and raised I am officially pointing and laughing at your nation.
Bebinca's winds were only around a Cat 1 or the lowest end of a Cat 2 Hurricane. If that much damage came from a Cat 1 it would be horrendous of anything stronger hit them.
Only in Asia have I seen people stupid enough to be out in these storms. No one thinks to bring objects that can fly inside. Restaurants leave tables & chairs on the outdoor patios. Drivers are only going to create an impediment with their abandoned vehicles. It always seems like they're surprised by the weather. I'm sure there is ample warning. Explain this ignorance to me.
Sad to tell you,but considering how COVID first case report got hidden for full month and the recent heat wave there "never" went beyond 30 Celsius degree,the warning definitely get delayed for at least a day
Recent Typhoon Yagi in Vietnam is also devastating, but people are united, for example the scooters riding on bridge, there were actually cars helping them by covering the side to help them move
Jeez, it's not fuggin' difficult, do you not have a mind? Do numbers confuse? If you are more than 12 yrs you can do this simple conversion in your head, quickly. Oh wait, are you American? Deepest apologies.
Please do not Challenge GOD the more you disobey you will suffer more, so calm down with peace to all the world. Do not try to show Power show more PEACE to the world 😂😂😂
Anyone else find it weird how so many people, in these videos, are just going along with their day like they had no idea a massive storm was bearing down on them? And then people are sitting down on the streets, in the middle of the storm, like they have nowhere to go. Do people not help each other in China? This is crazy.
Yan tuloy ang napala nyo sa kakaangkin ng philippine sea. Bibingka lang pala ang katapat nyo. But jokes aside hoping for people safety there and may god protect them from this disaster.
What’s that you say? Heavy rains? Okay dams, prepare to release your floodwaters in the middle of the night while everyone is asleep. AND MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT GIVE ADVANCE WARNING! Haha, I jest. But do I really…? 🤔
@@Mehrunes86that's not an anti metric statement. Kilometers per hour would make a lot more sense. That is because as humans, in our civilizations, we measure our rates of travel in something per hour and not in something per second. Therefore, it is not intuitive to think about measurements in distance per second.
Don't blame the Typhoon, blame yourselves for not being prepared. People feel best with new cars, scooters, tvs, gadgets and furniture but all don't sustain life. Have a dedicated storage area stuffed with canned and dried foods, stacks of drinking water and personal meds. Disinfectant and washing products. Solar power chargers and plenty power banks. Butane stoves and at least 1 calor gas tank if permitted. Sealable bags for disposing waste. Warm clothing, lightweight quick drying clothing. Plenty camping basics like strong string, tarp and a pop up tent. I live in Thailand and now the floods are severe. I have escaped from damage but all of my stored gear is there for any incident. People living on roofs with no shelter no spare clothes, no means to cooking, nothing to cook yet all knew the Typhoon Yagri was coming just like this one. People have days if not weeks to prepare sandbags. One final point noted. Use garbage bins!!! The amount of garbage mainly plastics blocked bridges and the water diverted over the banks and flooded towns and cities, land and crops all because people are filth mongers.
When a typhoon or hurricane is classified as a Category 1 storm, it means it has sustained wind speeds of 74-95 mph (119-153 km/h). These storms can cause some damage to buildings, trees, and power lines, and may lead to power outages and minor flooding. Typhoon Bebinca and Typhoon Yagi, both classified as Category 1, fall into this category. This classification indicates that while they are powerful and can cause significant disruptions, they are not as severe as higher-category storms. Hurricanes are classified using the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale, which categorizes them based on their sustained wind speeds. Here are the different categories: Category 1: Wind Speeds: 74-95 mph (119-153 km/h) Damage: Some damage to buildings, trees, and power lines. Power outages may last a few days. Category 2: Wind Speeds: 96-110 mph (154-177 km/h) Damage: Extensive damage to buildings and trees. Near-total power loss expected, with outages lasting several days to weeks. Category 3 (Major Hurricane): Wind Speeds: 111-129 mph (178-208 km/h) Damage: Devastating damage. Major damage to buildings, many trees uprooted, and roads blocked. Power and water outages can last several days to weeks. Category 4 (Major Hurricane): Wind Speeds: 130-156 mph (209-251 km/h) Damage: Catastrophic damage. Severe damage to buildings, most trees snapped or uprooted, and power poles downed. Power outages can last weeks to months. Category 5 (Major Hurricane): Wind Speeds: 157 mph or higher (252 km/h or higher) Damage: Catastrophic damage. A high percentage of framed homes destroyed, with total roof failure and wall collapse. Most of the area will be uninhabitable for weeks to months123. These categories help in understanding the potential impact and necessary precautions for each level of hurricane.
Actually it wasn't bad. The city was back to normal 2 to 3 hours after the typhoon. Streets were cleaned, trees were planted again, and everything was back in place. If this typhoon hit a different country, it would have been a different story.
It’s probably created by AI, everything, just looks up random footage and creates the narration then ai reads it. Actually i wouldn’t be surprised if the ccp owns this account and just profiting on people who hate them 😅😅😅😅
It's very sad to see residents being forced to go to work in those conditions. Imo, call off work if the wind is stronger than your ability to move in it:)
Winds like that tear up quality construction as well. Hurricane Ida (cat 4) tore roofs of almost every building in SE Louisiana. Took out the electrical grid too, no power for a month. It’s awful, I feel for the Chinese people.
The survival instinct of some of these people is abysmal. Trees are snapping, roofs are flying and the walls are coming down and they are outside travelling and filming.
The people on the boats and that archway in the beginning blew my mind.
@JeffBilkins it's because employers look for any excuse to fine, fire or not pay their employees.
It's because in China, you don't just have survival instinct for the outside world, you also have it for your incredibly dangerous job where you're likely spending a lot more time than the outside world. Ergo, these people learn how to survive their jobs and not nature.
Darwinism at its finest
the "if he dies, he dies" approach,
It is incredible that every time I see videos of Typhoons in China there are always people on their bikes/scooters riding around and they also never secure their outdoor items or cover their windows.
They are not used to this kind of typhoon's intensity. By the time the typhoon comes to their turf the other country has weakened it already
@@Troo_Worldsource trust me bro
Why are people outside walking or riding their scooters? That’s insane. Don’t people realize how dangerous that is. Keep your asses inside when you got a typhoon coming through. Don’t these people have any common sense?
Afaik, the CCP doesn't care if it's raining meteors and nukes, they still expect you to work.
I think they have to go to work or get fired. Survive a typhoon or lose your meal ticket?
@@tespenkr9924 Oh hey, I commented practically this exact same comment verbatim about 20 minutes ago and I'm just now realizing it was removed. Thanks UA-cam, I love the AI driven moderation. It's so woefully buggy and oppressive.
@pzakkkly3976 Well thats China for you. What do you expect to tell people under communist regime then and tell then what to do is close to impossible. Serpentza and Laowhy86 already explain the society in China are worst and your only you can trust is poor people who has resistance on CCP and delivery drivers, Not the Chinese Police. 😢
It's stupid going out in a storm. 😢 We 💘 you 🇹🇼. ❤❤❤
How many Mandates of Heaven are going to have to be issued before the Chinese people take action?!
This is global
@@eustaciogriego1912 Chinese pollution causing climate change 🇨🇳
@@eustaciogriego1912 It always has been and always will be. In 1949 and 1849 and 1300.
As Ron White said...
"It's not THAT the wind blows, it's WHAT the wind blows."
Fun fact, Philippines is the number one most prone countries in storms, floods and earthquakes yet we persist these hardships with a smile. But china is most number of hits in typhoons yet they're miserable even they have superior tech and infrastructure. I don’t want any tofu dreg projects in here.
Count your blessings rather be judgmental and bragging. You never know when your number will be called.
What is fun about that? Calamity is a calamity. We are all victims. Tired of my fellow Filipinos doing comparisons just to justify something... Have you ever thought of the OFWs working there? Inconsiderate piece of trash.
To be honest we experience that every year,,we even experience volcano eruption,,@@e1craftsman588
That’s not a fun fact. It happens every year yet we are unprepared for it. Stop romanticizing it.
@pertz7843 Philippines took a lot of hit from Typhoons all the time yet we persist. But it all depends on the infrastructure and helping hand from the people. They have experienced it but mother nature will become stronger after many years to come...
Instead of preparing for wars, every government needs to acknowledge the elephant in the room, natural disasters.
We should all be working together. Unfortunately, somebody wants to be a Wolf Warrior. 😢
Unfortunately it's anti capitalistic.
😢
Me too
@707Berto
Paid actors like you are easy to spot due to their ignorance. No. Peace is beneficial to capitalism as it’s good for all businesses. Just as preparation for natural disasters is. You seem to literally not know what capitalism is.
War wolves fear not typhoons as long as they still get to be enslaved by their red dragon lord, he whom must not be named in Cheena.
They better hope a typhoon doesn’t come along named Typhoon Tofuinator™️. It would be catastrophic.
You funny. Heehee.
I really don't like PRC and their bullying ways. But even I think these sort of jokes are in really bad taste. It's not cool to poke fun at human tragedies. When such incidents happen, we should keep personal differences aside. We dont have to help but let's not do this please.
😅😅😅😅😅 and his first words will be
"I'm back"😂
@isacr4063 let me tell you what's not in good taste...trying to censor somebody else's thoughts or words. If your are low sensitivity in sensitivity, perhaps you need to choose other channels to watch. Welcome to my world.
BLESSINGS TO ALL MANKIND.
@@alejandraparker7272 then can I say serves ukraine right? Because it's my freedom of speech?
glad your enjoying the gift we gave you, from the Philippines..
Nah men dont be like this
@@peternodado6638 they want the sea,so let them get the corresponding typhoon
We don't wish something bad like this... We're not like that. Please don't drag Philippines on this...
Don't be like that, they are still human's who make a sin like you. Everyone making mistakes. But I hope after the disaster there's changes with their behavior. But mostly greedy people will always be greedy if they don't want to changed lol. There's maybe Karma for them, but still don't hoping something bad cause possible will be back to you. I'm not here to supporting China, its just humanity lol 😏
@@kilnmaster Don't be like that, they are still human's who make a sin like you. Everyone making mistakes. But I hope after the disaster there's changes with their behavior. But mostly greedy people will always be greedy if they don't want to changed lol. I'm not supporting China, it's just humanity lol 😏
earth, wind and fire live concert in China - biggest poluter on planet earth!
Praying for the safety of Japan, Taiwan and Philippines, hopefully the typhoon stay where it is and don't travel to those countries 🙏
@@user-sd9sn7wf3o they don't travel that direction. This storm was across the Philippines a few days before.
Add water
@@Ghekko-kw3zz And another one is devastating the northern Philippines now..
@@foodforthought9880 it's that time of year. Philippines doesn't have high rise (or much of any developments) facing the eastern coast or it would be a very expensive exercise most years to clean up.
I cannot believe they do not have hurricaine shutters like in FL. Espescially since they have so many typhoons Once a window breaks you are probably going to lose the roof due to pressure changes.
It's funny, I heard a report that Bebinca had winds up to 151 kph (93 mph) worst storm since 1949. All kinds of buildings and trees getting blown apart. Everything in shambles. But winds at 93 mph is a high category 1 hurricane, not quite a cat 2.
I lived in Ft Lauderdale for seven years and category 1 hurricanes barely made people take notice. As a matter of fact, that's usually when the surfers were happy because there would be good waves and they could get out with their boards, but they didn't consider the storm to be dangerous.
Different places, different mind sets.
@@BigDave423 yeah all you did for anything up to 2 was bring in the outside stuff that could get blown around. Serious preparation was only required for cat 3 and up.
They didn't expect their meddling with weather editing would cause this so they were not ready
im sorry you are attempting to apply the act of common sense to china.
I’m not sure about Shanghai but in southern China (Shanghai is technically in the south but it’s not really southern and I’m referring to the South China Sea not the East Sea anyways) they do have typhoon shelters but hardly anyone will go there. Plus as for all the stuff blown around there is nowhere to put or secure stuff anyways because of they way infrastructure and things are set up, you basically have no choice but to leave things out and let it get blown away. (Unless it’s small enough for you to take into your tiny apartment)
Why do people go out during a typhoon?
Sabik silang lasapin ang sariwang hangin
I came from the Caribbean and I'm SOOOO CONFUSED! WHAT THE HECK ARE ALL THOSE PEOPLE DOING OUT ON THE STREET!!! During a hurricane here, everyone stay home and hold down their roof lol
China ain't taking over the world anytime soon then?😂
Nah
@@joltjolt5060 so as the us, europe
lets go out and enjoy the gentle breeze and cooling rains.
Wow, climate change weather vs Chinese Tofu Dreg construction.
WATER CANON FROM PHILIPPINES
😂😂😂👏👏👏
Are pilipinos crazy to send water canons to Xina ?!!
Air Canon
this one didn't even form close to the filiies
Why do people wait till the last minute so unprepared everything seems disorganized
* China
This is the wrath of God for bullying PCG of Philippines by their CCG..
mandate of heaven doin some overtime
The Dragon is very, very angry!
@@MadDog-1961 the dragon is being punished
@@abubanana503 Nah, 2024 is the Year of the Dragon according to the Chinese zodiac.
The Dragon is one of the 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac, known for symbolizing power, excellence, courage, and (good fortune.) People born in the Year of the Dragon are often seen as confident, energetic, and ambitious.
This Dragon is Very, Very angry.
Bibingka - a gift from the Philippines! You're welcome!
Bibingka is made of glutinous rice, it's good taste;
Um, what the heck why are these people outside? This is going to be one big cleanup/repair effort. Cleaned out shelves is not a surprise....when will the next shipment come.
Perhaps they were caught unawares by the intensity. There is a lot of economic desperation in China right now. They could have been out to put food on the table....
i have a friend who went there not long ago and is now in the typhoon. i’m praying for her
Remember them all laughing about the earthquakes in Japan? Guess this is their karma returned to them.
Tofu construction
That has to contribute to the destruction, but a monster storm like this one is going to cause real damage no matter how good the building codes and compliance might be.
Jokes in bad taste.
2:58 I mean even their own citizens are commenting this 😂
@@isacr4063 made in China 🇨🇳
@@lance8080 made in US products are worse
What the heck if they tell you typhoon is coming why the hell are you outside walking and driving,its like tornado for us americans,take cover!!
Diyos na gumagawa ng paraan 👏👏👏
God saw everything..
Floridians are probably watching this and having their seven chuckles at the actions of some of the people on this video.
Real Floridians would be reliving their days of terror and would feel bad at the wanton destruction of mother nature and the utter helplessness of human beings. No one with an iota of humanity and compassion celebrates such tragedies.
@@isacr4063Bollocks!
@@isacr4063 wrath of God
@@abubanana503 so you know what's in God's mind, huh? Are you the next prophet?
@@isacr4063 You obviously don't know floridians, people from miami or orlando are not real Floridians, a Floridian has a gator as a pet and call's it a swamp puppy, they don't even call the cops, they catch people stealing, that thief is gonna disappear and become nourishment for a lot of species, they're used to hurricanes and know what not to do, for example thinking that an umbrella will serve a purpose on a cat 3 or higher or driving a moped in the middle of over 100mph wind gusts
If the typhoon was in the states i would go to the supermarket and everything would still be there except milk and bread.
In hurricane country that store is on a whole facility generator - it will be open even if grid power is out for weeks. So we can go back for more later.
@@elizabethclaiborne6461 yep, can confirm here in katrina land that many locally owned grocery stores will have a genny and (if the people can arrive to open shop) will be open for buisness during the cleanup.
so it was a category 2 hurricane that didn't even reach 100mph sustained and it's wrecking China. As a Floridian born and raised I am officially pointing and laughing at your nation.
as somone who lived through katrina saaame lol
The Mandate of Heaven will not be denied.
got mixed feelings about this. with all the cloud seeding & china being the biggest air pollutor of the world, it doesnt help the situation.
This is the power of the secret weather control device. Truly terrifying. More soon to come.
"We'll have to toughen the building code, after this."
"The building what?"
The bribes will definitely go higher, although the currency is in free fall.
I wish I understood who covers the insurance for these dozens and dozens of natural disasters? There are Trillions of dollars of damage!
Insurance companies cover the cost. This is why insurance costs have increased dramatically over the last few years.
Insurance companies have collected premiums for so many years. They made obscene profits. They should pay.
Insurance in China?😂
Insurance companies in China? Naw mate you just straight up screwed unless you are high enough in the party.
There is another typhoon coming. It is in the north of the Philippines so far but it might follow the same trajectory.
Bebinca's winds were only around a Cat 1 or the lowest end of a Cat 2 Hurricane. If that much damage came from a Cat 1 it would be horrendous of anything stronger hit them.
They are not used to typhoons there so they are not ready.
this just a normal sunday morning in my country
Only in China you find people in storm walking on the street with umbrella and on a moped.
somebody ordered waimai..
This is a baby compared to yagi. Why would you be scared of a cat-1?
Only in Asia have I seen people stupid enough to be out in these storms. No one thinks to bring objects that can fly inside. Restaurants leave tables & chairs on the outdoor patios. Drivers are only going to create an impediment with their abandoned vehicles. It always seems like they're surprised by the weather. I'm sure there is ample warning. Explain this ignorance to me.
Sad to tell you,but considering how COVID first case report got hidden for full month and the recent heat wave there "never" went beyond 30 Celsius degree,the warning definitely get delayed for at least a day
12:29 why are they out?
"Please authorities do something". The funniest thing I've heard in a very long time.
What are some of these people doing outside?
People stockpiling groceries the night before then the next day while the typhoon is still going on, grocery shops started discounts 😅
Get your info straight! The car, a taxi wasn't parked. It was coming toward it! God. Get your info straight.
Recent Typhoon Yagi in Vietnam is also devastating, but people are united, for example the scooters riding on bridge, there were actually cars helping them by covering the side to help them move
Nothing's shocking from West Taiwan anymore. 💩
CORRECTION: Taiwan is east china
@@cvk4488 not even close. Bai lan EVERYWHERE in West Taiwan. Bai lan nowhere in Real Taiwan.
"Winds of 42 meters per second"? I'm not going to waste my time doing the math.
151.2 KPH
93.9 MPH
Jeez, it's not fuggin' difficult, do you not have a mind? Do numbers confuse? If you are more than 12 yrs you can do this simple conversion in your head, quickly.
Oh wait, are you American? Deepest apologies.
I was also thinking the same thing. Who in their right mind tells the viewers of the strength of the typhoon in meters per second?
@@wavemaker2077 it's probably how the professionals calculate it.
I'm with you though had to Google XD.
Typo
Um idiot here 😅, can you guys elaborate how powerful it is?
Yeah. Always trust the authorities!
It's seems like typhoon in China is infinite
Please do not Challenge GOD the more you disobey you will suffer more, so calm down with peace to all the world. Do not try to show Power show more PEACE to the world 😂😂😂
This typhoon must be Katrina's Far-Eastern relative. Same story, same time of year, but different region of the world.
The difference is Bebinca's winds topped out at 93 mph, a high category 1 hurricane. Katrina had a max wind speed of 175 mph, a category 5 hurricane.
i'm surprised they stopped and payed for their products
How many feel sorry for Gods Lessons?
(The Chinese Never Learn)
B I B I N K A WINS
F around with the the west Philippine sea and find out 😂
Mother nature knows who is effing her up.
Anyone else find it weird how so many people, in these videos, are just going along with their day like they had no idea a massive storm was bearing down on them? And then people are sitting down on the streets, in the middle of the storm, like they have nowhere to go. Do people not help each other in China? This is crazy.
Bebinca is just a big storm, nothing compared to Super Typhoon Yagi.
Yan tuloy ang napala nyo sa kakaangkin ng philippine sea. Bibingka lang pala ang katapat nyo. But jokes aside hoping for people safety there and may god protect them from this disaster.
sa pacific ocean nanggaling ang bagyo kaya kahit ang pilipinas naging biktima din ng bagyo..
What’s up with you guys out about in typhoon? Why?
Nah. this look like nothing compared to the one in Hainan.
This is why Monkey D. Dragon is so OP compared to other devil fruit users.
Lookingto D. East hasn't done anything since lougetown lol
The taste of bebingca
I wish we had standardized measures of wind speed, etc.
Smart tofu brought an umbrella ☔️ to PROTECT the STORM. 🤔
From this video the world can see how resilience the Chinese people. The government advice to stay inside, and they are everywhere on the street.
Yeah but it’s only stay inside other than going to work. Can’t stop the 6 day work week just cause there is a typhoon
And the Citizen know how tofu dregs they're buildings are
What’s that you say? Heavy rains? Okay dams, prepare to release your floodwaters in the middle of the night while everyone is asleep. AND MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT GIVE ADVANCE WARNING!
Haha, I jest. But do I really…? 🤔
Sadly not...
Mid-Autumn Festival Surprise for the peasants courtesy of the CCP.
No one can defy nature
The dragon is being judged.
even anime got judged last month
You DON’T quote wind speeds in meters per second.
Remember they are Asians ? 🤔
Okay anti-metric😂
@@Mehrunes86that's not an anti metric statement. Kilometers per hour would make a lot more sense. That is because as humans, in our civilizations, we measure our rates of travel in something per hour and not in something per second. Therefore, it is not intuitive to think about measurements in distance per second.
China Observer got tofu brains too!
@@jacobheinz8236 tofu has much worth compared to dollar
My question is how many tofu-dreg buildings will fall to the ground??
downtown shanghai doesnt even have tofu buildings , + 0 tofu dreg buildings have fell so far, 2 buildings were damaged
There is a god after all
🔥YAHWEH🔥
Exodus 3:15
This is My name forever, and this is My memorial to all generations.’Amen🔥
🔥YAHWEH🔥
Exodus 3:15
This is My name forever, and this is My memorial to all generations.’Amen🔥
Don't blame the Typhoon, blame yourselves for not being prepared. People feel best with new cars, scooters, tvs, gadgets and furniture but all don't sustain life. Have a dedicated storage area stuffed with canned and dried foods, stacks of drinking water and personal meds. Disinfectant and washing products. Solar power chargers and plenty power banks. Butane stoves and at least 1 calor gas tank if permitted. Sealable bags for disposing waste. Warm clothing, lightweight quick drying clothing. Plenty camping basics like strong string, tarp and a pop up tent.
I live in Thailand and now the floods are severe. I have escaped from damage but all of my stored gear is there for any incident. People living on roofs with no shelter no spare clothes, no means to cooking, nothing to cook yet all knew the Typhoon Yagri was coming just like this one. People have days if not weeks to prepare sandbags.
One final point noted. Use garbage bins!!! The amount of garbage mainly plastics blocked bridges and the water diverted over the banks and flooded towns and cities, land and crops all because people are filth mongers.
The next storm snow.
In the Philippines it's a yearly event.
42 meters per second Is 93 MPH In English Terms. Which was around a Cat 2 When it hit landfall.
CCP and Shanghai with Bebinca ?
Sounds like retribution ...
Just 2 weeks ago we saw Yagi hit Hainan, now Bebinca ... What the heck
When a typhoon or hurricane is classified as a Category 1 storm, it means it has sustained wind speeds of 74-95 mph (119-153 km/h). These storms can cause some damage to buildings, trees, and power lines, and may lead to power outages and minor flooding.
Typhoon Bebinca and Typhoon Yagi, both classified as Category 1, fall into this category. This classification indicates that while they are powerful and can cause significant disruptions, they are not as severe as higher-category storms.
Hurricanes are classified using the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale, which categorizes them based on their sustained wind speeds. Here are the different categories:
Category 1:
Wind Speeds: 74-95 mph (119-153 km/h)
Damage: Some damage to buildings, trees, and power lines. Power outages may last a few days.
Category 2:
Wind Speeds: 96-110 mph (154-177 km/h)
Damage: Extensive damage to buildings and trees. Near-total power loss expected, with outages lasting several days to weeks.
Category 3 (Major Hurricane):
Wind Speeds: 111-129 mph (178-208 km/h)
Damage: Devastating damage. Major damage to buildings, many trees uprooted, and roads blocked. Power and water outages can last several days to weeks.
Category 4 (Major Hurricane):
Wind Speeds: 130-156 mph (209-251 km/h)
Damage: Catastrophic damage. Severe damage to buildings, most trees snapped or uprooted, and power poles downed. Power outages can last weeks to months.
Category 5 (Major Hurricane):
Wind Speeds: 157 mph or higher (252 km/h or higher)
Damage: Catastrophic damage. A high percentage of framed homes destroyed, with total roof failure and wall collapse. Most of the area will be uninhabitable for weeks to months123.
These categories help in understanding the potential impact and necessary precautions for each level of hurricane.
Pray for Shanghai 🙏
natural water canon
Actually it wasn't bad. The city was back to normal 2 to 3 hours after the typhoon. Streets were cleaned, trees were planted again, and everything was back in place. If this typhoon hit a different country, it would have been a different story.
That red semi looked perfectly fine. The tree was laying across the trailer bed. The 🚚 wasn't even touched. How's his truck "ruined "?.
Other countries when hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones about to hit: evacuate or stayed at home
China: 🚶♂️🚶♀️
There's 1 more another typhoon coming there, I just checked it to the weather forecast. It's also big typhoon.
Boring Reporting!
Half the story here is about Typhoon Yagi.
Hits by nature NB it affects due to high population density
Please stop using video footage from other places or previous events. It makes us lose trust in your reporting.
It’s probably created by AI, everything, just looks up random footage and creates the narration then ai reads it.
Actually i wouldn’t be surprised if the ccp owns this account and just profiting on people who hate them 😅😅😅😅
It amazes me how there were people out in that Typhoon crazy stay safe !!!!!!!!!!!!
Almighty natural energy
What amazes me thru out China's cities are the strength of the big buildings.
It's very sad to see residents being forced to go to work in those conditions. Imo, call off work if the wind is stronger than your ability to move in it:)
attacking the CCP over a typhoon is a bit desperate.
TOFU DREG and HEAVY WIND don't mix!!😮
Winds like that tear up quality construction as well. Hurricane Ida (cat 4) tore roofs of almost every building in SE Louisiana. Took out the electrical grid too, no power for a month. It’s awful, I feel for the Chinese people.
Thankfully the pascals were hetro and not fully gay
I hope there wasn't lost life or too much injury to people. Buildings, cars etc can be replaced but not people. Hope you are all safe.
any homes flooded out...
Amen! Amen! Amen!
Prayers go out to all those who have been impacted! All humans need to be in unity and help each other
bebinca avoided ph but landed on china. since we can’t fight for ourselves in the seas, the typhoon is fighting for us.