Typhoon Saudel has brought heavy rain and flooding to parts of China, as authorities have raised the alert level and suspended classes in some areas.

Torrential rains caused by the typhoon have particularly affected parts of Zhejiang and Fujian, forcing emergency departments to be on high alert due to the risk of flash floods and landslides.

Torrential rain from Typhoon Saudel has caused severe flooding in parts of China's Zhejiang and Fujian, placing the regions' emergency departments on high alert against flash floods and landslides. pic.twitter.com/kiXkyyFqPJ

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In Nan'ao County, Shandong Province, authorities issued a yellow typhoon warning on Wednesday, which also led to the suspension of classes.

Meanwhile, areas of Chaozhou, Zhejiang, Shandong and Zhuhai have activated blue typhoon warnings, according to the China National Meteorological Center.

Authorities have warned that Saudel could bring very heavy rainfall and strong winds, while the possibility of other approaches or landfalls along its path cannot be ruled out.

The situation continues to be monitored by Chinese authorities, while residents in affected areas have been asked to exercise caution and follow emergency instructions.