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Japan's southwestern islands on high alert as powerful Typhoon Bavi approaches

Typhoon Bavi forces Japan’s southwest on high alert while flights falter and hundreds flee in Taiwan.

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The system also heads toward China, where it continues to affect air travel, and has spurred large‑scale evacuations in Taiwan. South China Morning Post reports that flights are disrupted as the weakened Bavi still “packs a punch” on its way to China.

Yahoo notes that hundreds have fled homes in Taiwan ahead of what it describes as the biggest typhoon in decades. ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4 highlights China’s preparations after a week of deadly storms, underscoring regional concern.

Coverage suggests close monitoring of Bavi’s intensity and track will be critical for Japan, Taiwan and China. Further updates on flight schedules, evacuation numbers and any landfall impacts are likely to follow as the storm approaches.

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Quick answers

Which areas are under alert because of Typhoon Bavi?

Japan’s southwestern islands are on high alert, while China is preparing for the storm’s approach and Taiwan is seeing evacuations.

What impact has the typhoon had on air travel?

South China Morning Post reports flight disruptions as Bavi, though weakened, continues toward China.

How many people have evacuated in Taiwan?

Yahoo reports hundreds have fled homes in anticipation of the typhoon.

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