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Typhoon Champi Causes Widespread Disruptions in Southeastern China

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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Super Typhoon Champi is threatening widespread disruption across Taiwan and southeastern China. The storm has triggered ferry cancellations, coastal shutdowns, and work stoppages at more than 200 marine construction projects. Authorities in affected areas are preparing to suspend public transport and close businesses ahead of destructive winds and torrential rain.

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The typhoon is causing widespread disruption and work stoppages in southeastern China. This disruption adds to existing issues where typhoons in Southeast Asia are already affecting component shipments from China, while Red Sea port issues are increasing overall transit times.

Typhoons in Southeast Asia are disrupting component shipments from China, while Red Sea port issues are increasing overall transit times.

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