Super Typhoon Gaemi strikes Taiwan, causing major disruptions
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In the early hours of July 25th, Super Typhoon Gaemi
In anticipation of the storm, various transportation services were suspended. Train and ferry operations were temporarily halted, and hundreds of international and domestic flights were canceled on July 24th. Major airlines operating in Taiwan adjusted their schedules accordingly: EVA Airways canceled 45 flights, China Airlines canceled 28 flights, and Starlux postponed 8 flights.
The affected flights included routes to several major cities, such as Hanoi, Chiang Mai, Okinawa, Tokyo, Fukuoka, Singapore, Seoul, Bangkok, Macau, Shanghai, and Manila.
When did Super Typhoon Gaemi make landfall on the eastern coast of Taiwan?
August 25th
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