In China, people brave simulated typhoons to prepare for the real thing
HANGZHOU, China : Huang Zhen, 34, shut his cafe for a day last week to be buffeted by surging waters and powerful winds that knocked him off his feet —…
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HANGZHOU, China : Huang Zhen, 34, shut his cafe for a day last week to be buffeted by surging waters and powerful winds that knocked him off his feet — training for extreme weather events that are increasingly afflicting China. The centre says it is the first of its kind in the world to provide typhoon training, with its simulated experience generating wind speeds of up to 165kmh alongside torrential rain. Huang was one of a dozen people attending a session at the Lvxing Disaster Simulation Training Centre in Hangzhou, eastern China.
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HANGZHOU, China : Huang Zhen, 34, shut his cafe for a day last week to be buffeted by surging waters and powerful winds that knocked him off his feet — training for extreme weather events that are increasingly afflicting China
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The centre says it is the first of its kind in the world to provide typhoon training, with its simulated experience generating wind speeds of up to 165kmh alongside torrential rain.
according to The Straits Times - AsiaHuang was one of a dozen people attending a session at the Lvxing Disaster Simulation Training Centre in Hangzhou, eastern China.
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