Flights cancelled, work suspended as Typhoon Koinu grinds towards Taiwan

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Flights cancelled, work suspended as Typhoon Koinu grinds towards Taiwan
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TAIPEI: Typhoon Koinu grinded towards southern Taiwan on Wednesday (Oct 4), bringing heavy rain and winds, and causing the cancellation of 70 domestic flights and suspension of work and schools in urban areas in southern pa

This satellite image taken by Himawari-8, a Japanese weather satellite, and provided by National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, shows Typhoon Koinu approaching Taiwan on Oct 3, 2023. on Wednesday , bringing heavy rain and winds, and causing the cancellation of 70 domestic flights and suspension of work and schools in urban areas in southern parts of the island from the evening.

The heaviest rain will fall along mountainous and sparsely populated parts of Pingtung county in the south and the east coast counties of Taitung and Hualien, but the typhoon will also affect the major southern port city of Kaohsiung.

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