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Typhoon Bavi: Taiwan cancels flights and ferries as mainland China braces for storm

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Typhoon Bavi: Taiwan cancels flights and ferries as mainland China braces for storm
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Shanghai and surrounding provinces are bracing for Typhoon Bavi, leading to widespread cancellations of flights, ferry services, and public events. Authorities have raised emergency warnings and are implementing strict safety measures to protect residents.

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Extreme weather events in major economic hubs like Shanghai have significant impacts on regional logistics, travel, and public safety.

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Shanghai raised its local typhoon warning on Saturday afternoon as eastern China braced for the arrival of Typhoon Bavi, cancelling flights and ferry services and evacuating thousands of people.

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