Typhoon Champi Leaves 1 Dead, 350 Injured in Taiwan; Alters US-Japan Military Exercise
Taiwan cancels domestic flights and suspends rail services as the storm changes military transport plans during a major US–Japan exercise.
Typhoon Champi resulted in one fatality and 350 injuries in Taiwan, alongside significant disruptions to air and rail travel. The typhoon’s path also necessitated a change in the port schedule for a military vessel involved in a U.S.-Japan exercise near the island. The storm, with sustained winds of approximately 96 mph, was moving north before shifting north-northeast.
- Typhoon Champi caused one death and 350 injuries in Taiwan.
- Air and rail travel were disrupted.
- A military vessel’s port schedule was altered due to the typhoon.
- The typhoon was centered near northeastern Taiwan with maximum sustained winds of about 96 mph.
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