Typhoon Champi is heading towards Taiwan. Over 200 flights have been canceled, waves may exceed six meters.

Taiwan has issued a warning for the approaching Typhoon Champi, which is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds. Over 200 flights have been canceled, and military exercises have been altered due to the storm. Champi, previously a super typhoon, has weakened slightly but still has winds exceeding 227 km/h. Meteorologists predict it will move along Taiwan's northeastern coast before heading towards China and southern Japan, with impacts lasting nearly two days. Coastal cities are warned of waves over six meters, and mountainous areas may see nearly a meter of rainfall.