Typhoon Champi
Typhoon Champi was reported to have affected Taiwan by cancelling hundreds of flights and shutting schools and offices. Typhoon Champi caused a death in Liuqiu island when one person was swept away by waves. Typhoon Champi stirred up heavy rains and winds in Batanes. Typhoon Champi moved over the Philippine Sea while attaining its maximum sustained wind speed. Typhoon Champi passed over the Okinawa islands after passing Taiwan's north‑eastern tip. Typhoon Champi is expected to hover over waters off China's eastern coast. Typhoon Champi is expected to curve farther north‑east to Japan's main island after hovering off China. Only Kinmen county continued work and classes as usual during Typhoon Champi.· Entity summary generated by Graphiti
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BY VALID-FROM DATE- Typhoon ChampiAFFECTEDTaiwan
Typhoon Champi was reported to have affected Taiwan by cancelling hundreds of flights and shutting schools and offices.
- Typhoon ChampiPREDICTED TO CURVE TOWARDJapan
Typhoon Champi is expected to curve farther north‑east to Japan's main island after hovering off China.
- Typhoon ChampiPREDICTED TO HOVER OVERChina
Typhoon Champi is expected to hover over waters off China's eastern coast.
- Typhoon ChampiREMAINED OPEN DURINGKinmen county
Only Kinmen county continued work and classes as usual during Typhoon Champi.
- Typhoon ChampiSTIRRED RAIN AND WIND INBatanes
Typhoon Champi stirred up heavy rains and winds in Batanes.
- Typhoon ChampiCAUSED DEATH INLiuqiu island
Typhoon Champi caused a death in Liuqiu island when one person was swept away by waves.
- Typhoon ChampiPAST OVEROkinawa islands
Typhoon Champi passed over the Okinawa islands after passing Taiwan's north‑eastern tip.
- Typhoon ChampiMOVED OVERPhilippine Sea
Typhoon Champi moved over the Philippine Sea while attaining its maximum sustained wind speed.
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