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Typhoon Champi heads towards Taiwan, over 150 flights cancelled amid storm warnings

Typhoon Champi is approaching Taiwan, bringing winds of up to 213 kph, heavy rainfall and waves exceeding six metres. Over 150 flights were cancelled in Taiwan, while Japan cancelled more than 110. China has issued a flood emergency response as authorities prepare for torrential rain and flash flooding

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Waves crash along the coast as Typhoon Champi approaches Taiwan in Keelung on Thursday. PIC/AFP

Waves crash along the coast as Typhoon Champi approaches Taiwan in Keelung on Thursday. PIC/AFP

A powerful typhoon headed towards Taiwan on Thursday, triggering the cancellation of dozens of flights and prompting warnings for locals to prepare for heavy rain, strong winds and giant waves.

Typhoon Champi is expected to sweep past Taiwan's northeast coast on Friday and Saturday as it moves towards China and Japan, Taiwan's Central Weather Administration (CWA) said.

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