In recent days, it can be said that the northwest Pacific has been a bit "crowded". This year, Typhoon No. 9 "Sula", Typhoon No. 11 "Haikui", and Typhoon No. 12 "Hongyan" have successively generated, and they are intertwined and interacting with each other in the northwest Pacific and South China Sea regions, carrying wind and rain, and coming with great force. The Central Meteorological Observatory continued to issue a typhoon red warning at 6 o'clock this morning. First, let's focus on the location of the three typhoons. The center of Typhoon "Sula", the 9th typhoon of this year, was located at 5 o'clock this morning about 270 kilometers southeast of Hong Kong, which is 21.7 degrees north latitude and 116.6 degrees east longitude. The maximum wind force at the center is 16 magnitude, which is a super strong typhoon. It is expected that "Sula" will move towards the northwest direction at a speed of 10 to 15 kilometers per hour. Typhoon No. 11, "Haikui," was located at 5 o'clock this morning, approximately 890 kilometers southeast of Taipei City, Taiwan Province. The center has a maximum wind force of 10 and is a strong tropical storm. It is expected that the sea anemone will move westward at a speed of 15 to 20 kilometers per hour, gradually increasing in intensity. In addition, Typhoon No. 12, "Hongyan," was located at 2 a.m. today, approximately 2680 kilometers southeast of Kyushu Island, Japan. The center has a maximum wind force of 11 and is a strong tropical storm. (New News Agency)