Super Typhoon Champi to Bring Strong Winds to East Sea
The western circulation of Super Typhoon Champi is forecast to affect the northeastern East Sea from October 21, gradually intensifying winds and causing waves up to 5 meters high. While direct impact on mainland Vietnam is unlikely, caution is advised for maritime activities.
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