Typhoon Champi kills one in Taiwan, grounds hundreds of flights
Typhoon Champi swept past Taiwan on Friday, killing one person swept away by waves on Liuqiu island and injuring 94. Schools and offices were closed and hundreds of flights cancelled as authorities warned of destructive winds.
Why it matters
The shutdown disrupted travel and business in a major hub for global chip manufacturing.
Background
Taiwan is regularly struck by typhoons between summer and autumn. Authorities often close schools and offices as a precaution.
The story so far
- Super Typhoon Champi heads toward Okinawa
- Typhoon Champi kills one in Taiwan, grounds hundreds of flights
- Typhoon Champi kills one, injures over 500 in Taiwan
Sources
- BBC News ↗Oct 23, 4:45 AM ET
- Euronews ↗Oct 23, 3:30 AM ET
- CBC News ↗Oct 23, 6:53 AM ET
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