Storyline: The Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau (SMG) of China's Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR) issued No. 8 Signal on Sunday evening, bracing for Typhoon Tapah, the 16th of the year. Tapah made landfall in Taishan City, south China's Guangdong Province at around 08:50 on Monday morning, but Macao will continue to be affected by the maximum wind area near its center, according to the latest update from the SMG on Monday morning. On Monday morning, winds with sustained speed of 63 to 117 km/h was expected and the gust may exceed 180 km/h in Macao, accompanied by heavy rain, the authority said. The SAR's Civil Protection Operations Center on Sunday evening declared an "immediate prevention stage", and a yellow storm surge warning had been in effect, adding that four emergency shelters have been opened for residents and tourists to use. The Education and Youth Development Bureau announced that classed for secondary, primary, infant and special education will be suspended on Monday. During the No. 8 Signal period, Macao's public transportation services, including buses, light rail, and ferries will be suspended, while four major sea-crossing bridges, including the Macao Bridge, the Friendship Bridge, and the Sai Van Bridge, will be closed, but the Sai Van Bridge's lower lane will remain open to traffic. Shotlist: Macao, China - Sept 7, 2025: 1. Various of trees swaying in wind, rainfall 2. Various of vehicles moving in rain 3. Various of police officer directing traffic 4. Traffic prohibition sign on road 5. Screen indicating information on closed road 6. Screen indicating weather information 7. Planes parked on tarmac 8. Various of empty airport, screens showing flight schedule 9. Various of trees swaying in wind. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]