According to reports, Typhoon Bebinca is expected to make landfall in Zhejiang province in the intervening night of Sunday (15 September) and Monday (16 September), which coincides with the mid-Autumn festival in China.

• Bebinca is expected to move northwest at around 30 to 35 kilometers per hour, gradually intensifying. Its maximum intensity could reach the level of a severe typhoon.
• The typhoon will pass through the Ryukyu Islands in Japan and enter the East China Sea on the night of Saturday (14 September).
• In Zhejiang, all flood control personnel across the province are on duty. The Provincial Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters, in coordination with relevant departments, has organized the evacuation of offshore fishing boats.
• Authorities have pre-positioned several rescue teams across the province, totaling 1,490 teams with 37,000 personnel. They have also arranged for large-scale disaster relief equipment, including 24,000 excavators and 5,623 other rescue devices such as vehicles, boats, water pumps, and drones. Furthermore, they have coordinated two specialized rescue vessels for the East China Sea and six high-powered tugboats from China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) to provide professional rescue support.