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Super Typhoon Champi Triggers Strong Winds, High Waves in Eastern South China Sea
Super Typhoon Champi began causing strong winds and high waves in the eastern South China Sea on October 22nd, with potential impacts on Vietnam's coast. The storm is expected to move towards Japan and South Korea after passing east of Taiwan, with its influence being significant.
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