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Taiwan Shuts Down and Closes Stock Market as Typhoon Champi Approaches, Flights Canceled
Nearly all of Taiwan's activity came to a halt on Friday, October 23, in preparation for the arrival of Typhoon Champi, which is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain even as it weakens. Hundreds of flights were canceled, and Taiwan closed its stock market, which has a value of $5 trillion.
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- Thai Airways canceled six flights between Bangkok and Taiwan on Friday, October 23.
«Thai Airways International has cancelled six flights between Bangkok and Taiwan on Friday (October 23) as Typhoon Champi disrupts aviation across the island.»
The Star - Hong Kong airlines canceled at least 12 flights to Taiwan and Japan due to the super typhoon.
«Super Typhoon Champi: Hong Kong airlines cancel at least 12 Taiwan, Japan flights»
South China Morning Post - Taiwan closed its $5 trillion stock market as the typhoon approached.
«Taiwan Shuts $5 Trillion Stock Market as Typhoon Champi Nears»
bloomberg.com - The typhoon is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain even as it weakens, and hundreds of flights have been canceled.
«Almost all of Taiwan shut down on Friday ahead of the arrival of Typhoon Champi, which is forecast to bring strong winds and torrential rain, though the storm is weakening»
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