Typhoon CHAMPI Hits Taiwan, Injuring Two Malaysian Citizens
Typhoon Says reported that Typhoon “CHAMPI” brought strong winds and heavy rain to Taiwan, disrupting transportation and public services. Malaysia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that two Malaysian citizens sustained minor injuries due to the typhoon and are receiving treatment. Residents of areas prone to disasters, including Hualien County, have been evacuated, while numerous flights have been affected. Malaysia is closely monitoring the situation.
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