Typhoon Champi Threatens Taiwan with Powerful Winds and Waves
Taiwan is bracing for Typhoon Champi, which has forced evacuations and closed shops and schools. The storm, no longer classified as a 'super' typhoon, carries winds of up to 191 km/h and has caused one fatality.
Confirmed by several outlets
Reported by one outlet so far
- Taiwan has closed schools and shops. — Phys.org
- The winds are up to 191 km/h. — Al Jazeera
- Huge waves crashed into Taiwan’s northeastern coast. — Al Jazeera
Where outlets differ
- Wind speed: nearly 200 km/h (DW News); up to 191 km/h (Al Jazeera)
ImpactTop story 69/100
Coverage6 outlets in 2 countries within 28 hours
First reportedDW News, Fri, 23 Oct 2026 06:40 UTC
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