Typhoon CHAMPI Moves North After Hitting Taiwan; Flights to Okinawa Cancelled
TyphoonSays reports that the 30th typhoon of the year, "CHAMPI," is moving northeast after striking Taiwan and is expected to make landfall in Kyushu, Japan, on the 26th. Due to its impact, 40 flights in the Okinawa region have been cancelled, and alert-level heavy rain is possible from Kyushu to the Kanto region. Previously, disasters such as fallen street trees occurred in Taipei, and the public should remain vigilant about subsequent wind and rain impacts.
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