Hundreds of flights cancelled across East Asia as Typhoon Champi roars toward Taiwan - BBC
Typhoon Champi is approaching Taiwan, prompting the Central Weather Administration to issue land and sea warnings. While the storm is causing flight cancellations, officials currently believe a direct landfall is unlikely.
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Severe weather events in East Asia significantly impact regional travel, logistics, and public safety.
Benny Lu BBC Chinese, reporting from Hong Kong
Taiwan's Central Weather Administration continues to issue warnings for both sea and land as Typhoon Champi approaches.
Champi is currently located southeast of Yilan, moving northwest and then northeast. Its storm circle is gradually enveloping Taiwan, posing a threat to the country and outlying islands such as Penghu.
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