Typhoon CHAMPI Approaches the East China Sea; National Marine Forecast Center Issues Orange Wave Warning
The center of this year’s 30th typhoon, CHAMPI, is located southeast of Taipei and is moving northwest toward northeastern Taiwan. It is expected to enter the southern East China Sea on the 24th, bringing huge waves to the East China Sea. The Ministry of Natural Resources has issued an orange wave warning and a blue storm surge warning, urging vessels operating in the relevant waters to return to port and seek shelter from the storm, while coastal areas make defensive preparations.
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