Typhoon Bavi: more than 130 flights connecting Hong Kong to region axed
Typhoon Bavi's approach to China's east coast has led to significant travel disruptions. On Saturday, Hong Kong International Airport cancelled over 130 flights connecting the city with Taiwan, mainland China, and Japan.

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AI-generatedTyphoon Bavi's approach to China's east coast has led to significant travel disruptions. On Saturday, Hong Kong International Airport cancelled over 130 flights connecting the city with Taiwan, mainland China, and Japan. Specifically, 64 inbound and 71 outbound flights were affected, with more than half of these scheduled to travel between Hong Kong and Taipei. Services between Hong Kong and Kaohsiung, Shanghai, and Hangzhou were also cancelled, along with some flights to Osaka, Tokyo, and Nagoya. In addition to flight cancellations, 10 high-speed rail services have been suspended.
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5 extractedMore than half of the cancelled flights were scheduled between Hong Kong and Taipei.
Hong Kong International Airport reported 64 inbound and 71 outbound flight cancellations on Saturday.
Typhoon Bavi is moving towards China's east coast.
10 high-speed rail services have been suspended.
More than 130 flights connecting Hong Kong to Taiwan, mainland China, and Japan have been cancelled.