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At least 20 flights from Singapore cancelled as Typhoon Bavi hits Japan, approaches Taiwan and China

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At least 20 flights from Singapore cancelled as Typhoon Bavi hits Japan, approaches Taiwan and China
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Typhoon Bavi has caused the cancellation of at least 20 flights from Singapore to various destinations in north-east Asia. The storm, which hit Okinawa with high winds, is expected to make landfall in China shortly.

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Severe weather events significantly disrupt international travel and supply chains, impacting thousands of passengers and regional logistics.

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SINGAPORE: A slew of flights from Singapore to north-east Asia were cancelled on Saturday (July 11) and Sunday (July 12) due to the impact of Typhoon Bavi.

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