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Typhoon Champi Causes Infrastructure Damage and Road Closures Across Taiwan

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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What happened

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Typhoon Champi caused damage and disruptions across Taiwan, including road closures and injuries. In Taitung County, waves reached up to 8 meters at Changbin Harbor, and a section of Provincial Highway 9 was closed after the roadbed was washed away. In Hualien, two students from National Dong Hwa University suffered minor injuries after hitting a fallen tree due to heavy rain.

From focustaiwan.tw

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The typhoon caused infrastructure damage, such as the erosion of road embankments managed by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. This necessitates emergency repairs and temporary lane closures, impacting regional transport flow.

Typhoon Champi has forced closures across Taiwan.

From focustaiwan.tw

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