Core Points - Typhoon "Maidum" has intensified to a strong typhoon level, with maximum wind speeds reaching 14 levels (42 m/s) and a minimum central pressure of 955 hPa [2][4] - As of October 4, 151,352 people have been evacuated in Guangdong province due to the approaching typhoon, with significant emergency responses initiated in multiple cities [1][4] - Heavy rainfall is expected in parts of Hainan Island, southwestern Guangdong, and southern Guangxi, with local areas potentially experiencing extreme rainfall of 250-320 mm [9][11] Emergency Responses - Guangdong province has implemented a "five stoppages" policy, including suspension of classes, work, production, transportation, and business operations [13] - Various transportation services, including flights and trains, have been suspended or rerouted to ensure safety [14] - Macau has issued a typhoon warning and activated emergency response measures, including the closure of public transport services [12] Weather Forecast - The typhoon is expected to move northwest at a speed of 20-25 km/h and make landfall between Guangdong and Hainan [4] - Strong winds of 6-8 levels, with gusts reaching 9-10 levels, are forecasted for several coastal areas [6] - An orange rainstorm warning has been issued, indicating the likelihood of heavy to extreme rainfall in affected regions [11] Impact on Tourism - Several tourist attractions in Guangzhou and Zhuhai have been closed to ensure visitor safety [15][17] - The closure of coastal tourist sites in Zhuhai began on October 4, with specific timings for different districts [17]

Group 1 - The core issue is the disruption of train services in Hainan due to Typhoon "Maitong" [1] - On October 4, specific inbound and outbound trains were suspended, including K457, K458, Z502, Z8008, K512, and Z112 [3] - By October 5, all inbound and outbound trains were completely suspended [4] Group 2 - On October 6, additional inbound trains Z385, Z8007, Z501, Z111, K511, and outbound train Z386 were also suspended [5]

Group 1 - The railway department has announced train service adjustments due to Typhoon "Yangliu" affecting operations on August 13 and August 15 [1][2] - Specific trains that will be suspended include Z502, K512, Z112 on August 13 and Z501, K511, Z111 on August 15 [1][2] - The railway department is increasing service support by deploying more staff at service desks and entry points to assist travelers [2] Group 2 - Travelers are advised to closely monitor official railway social media channels and station announcements for real-time updates on train delays and cancellations [2] - The railway department is enhancing the process for ticket refunds and exchanges by dynamically increasing the number of service windows available [2]