Typhoon Bawee Nears Taiwan
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Typhoon Bawee is approaching Taiwan, prompting warnings of high winds and potential impact on northern and eastern regions, with Keelung at highest risk. Authorities are advising residents to shelter, with events like the Mili concert postponed and employers reminded not to dock pay for typhoon days.
Watching the Storm: Five Classic Disaster Films to Binge While Sheltering from Typhoon Bawee
- As Typhoon Bawee approaches Taiwan, residents are advised to stay home and watch disaster films. - The article recommends five classic storm-themed movies, including "Twister" and "The Day After Tomorrow." - These films offer a safe way to experience the power of nature during severe weather.
Mili Concert in Taipei Postponed Due to Typhoon Bawee
- The Mili concert in Taipei, scheduled for July 11, has been postponed due to the approaching Typhoon Bawee. - Organizers cited safety concerns for attendees, performers, and staff as the reason for …
Typhoon Bawee Nears Taiwan, Keelung Warned of Level 12 Gusts
- Typhoon Bawee is approaching Taiwan, with the northern and eastern regions facing a high probability of impact. - Keelung is at highest risk, with warnings of potential 12-grade gusts and severe wea…
Typhoon Bawee Approaches: Taipei Labor Dept. Warns Employers Against Docking Pay for Typhoon Days
- Taipei's Department of Labor is inspecting major construction sites for typhoon preparedness as Typhoon Bawee approaches. - Employers are reminded that they cannot deduct wages or force employees to…