Typhoon CHAMPI Approaches Taiwan; Farmers in Yilan and Pingtung Rush to Prepare
The wind circle of Severe Typhoon "CHAMPI" is expected to severely impact Taiwan from the evening of the 23rd to the morning of the 24th. With kumquats in Yilan on the eve of harvest and wax apples in Pingtung at a critical bagging stage, local farmers are urgently reinforcing facilities and taking typhoon precautions while winds and rain have not yet intensified. These efforts aim to prevent fruit drop or damage to young fruits caused by strong winds and heavy rainfall, thereby safeguarding their harvests.
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