Taiwan shuts schools and offices ahead of likely direct hit from powerful typhoon
- Taiwan closed schools and financial markets on Wednesday due to Typhoon Krathon, which brought heavy rains and winds as it approached landfall.
- Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai warned of dangers similar to 1977's Typhoon Thelma, urging residents to avoid going outside.
- Nearly 10,000 people were evacuated, and all cities in Taiwan declared a day off, with many flights canceled due to the storm.
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Schools, offices and the Taiwan Stock Exchange are closed on Wednesday as typhoon Krathon approaches, which is expected to make landfall on Thursday morning and is already causing torrential rains in the south and east of the island, according to Taiwanese meteorologists....
Taiwan shuts down ahead of Typhoon Krathon's arrival, torrential rain forecast
KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan: Taiwan shut down on Wednesday with hundreds of flights cancelled and offices, schools and financial markets closed ahead of the arrival of a weakening Typhoon Krathon, which is forecast to bring storm surges along the coast and torrential rain.
Super Typhoon Julian starts to weaken near Taiwan Strait
MANILA, Philippines – Super Typhoon Julian (Krathon) began to weaken near the Taiwan Strait while remaining outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) on Tuesday evening, October 1. Julian’s maximum sustained winds eased to 185 kilometers per hour, from its peak intensity of 195 km/h. Its gustiness is also down to 230 km/h from the previous 240 km/h. As of 10 pm on Tuesday, the super typhoon was located 270 kilometers west northwest of …
Taiwan evacuates thousands ahead of Typhoon Krathon - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, Oct. 1 (CNA) Thousands of people in Taiwan were subject to mandatory evacuations Tuesday ahead of the arrival of Typhoon Krathon, which is forecast to bring torrential rain and strong winds to the south of the island.
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