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Bavi Tayfunu Asya'da Yıkım: 17 Ölü, Yüz Binlerce Tahliye

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Bavi Tayfunu, Filipinler'deki toprak kaymalarında en az 17 kişinin ölümüne yol açtıktan sonra Tayvan ve Japonya'da ciddi aksamalara neden oldu; ardından Çin'e yönelerek yüz binlerce kişinin tahliyesini zorunlu kıldı. Filipinler'de meydana gelen heyelanlar, bölgede son yılların en büyük tayfunlarından biri olarak nitelenen Bavi'nin yarattığı tahribatın ilk göstergesi oldu. Tayvan'da 14 binden fazla kişi evlerini terk ederken, okullar ve iş yerleri kapatıldı, ulaşım durma noktasına geldi. Tayfun saatte 155 km hıza ulaşan rüzgarlarla adayı vururken, Japonya'nın Okinawa adalarında binlerce haneye elektrik verilemedi. Bavi'nin hafta sonu Çin'in güneydoğu kıyılarına ulaşması beklentisi üzerine, yetkililer önlem amacıyla yüz binlerce kişiyi tahliye etti. Fırtınanın etkisiyle Tayvan ve Japonya'da uçuşlar iptal edildi, Çin'de ise ulaşım ve ticari faaliyetlerde aksamalar yaşandı. Bölge ülkeleri, afet müdahale ekiplerini seferber ederken, tayfunun zayıflamasına rağmen getirdiği yoğun yağışların sel ve heyelan riskini sürdürdüğü bildirildi. Bavi'nin yol açtığı can kaybı ve ekonomik zarar, Asya-Pasifik'te tayfun sezonunun sert geçeceğine işaret ediyor.

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  1. Security10 Jul, 10:52

    15 killed in Philippines landslides as Typhoon Bavi wreaks havoc, heads for Taiwan

    China

    Typhoon Bavi wreaked havoc in the Philippines, leading to tragic landslides that claimed the lives of at least fifteen people. The approaching storm caused significant evacuations and transport disruptions, as Taiwan braced for severe flooding and landslides, resulting in widespread school and business closures. Although weakening, the typhoon was poised to impact northern and eastern Taiwan before heading towards eastern China after affecting regions in Taiwan and Japan.

    Times of India – World
  2. NATURAL_DISASTER10 Jul, 09:41

    Landslides kill 15 in Philippines as biggest typhoon in decades nears Taiwan

    China

    yphoon Bavi is set to batter Taiwan, Japan's southwest islands and China after deadly storms this week

    The Express Tribune – LatestFree Malaysia TodayNew Straits TimesNDTV – World News+1 more sources
  3. NATURAL_DISASTER10 Jul, 15:59

    Taiwan braces for Super Typhoon Bavi

    China

    Residents in northern Taiwan are preparing for Typhoon Bavi as authorities evacuate thousands of people, shut schools and businesses, and brace for torrential rain, flooding and winds of up to 155 km/h.The storm is expected to make landfall in southeast China on Saturday after already causing deadly landslides in the Philippines and widespread damage in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands.

    France 24 - International breaking news, top stories and headlines
  4. NATURAL_DISASTER11 Jul, 01:10

    Typhoon Bavi: Japan warns of landslides and flooding, Taiwan shuts down, China braces for heavy rain

    China

    Flights have been cancelled; thousands have been evacuated; schools, offices and parks are shut.

    The Straits Times – Asia
  5. Security11 Jul, 02:55

    15 killed in Philippines as biggest typhoon in decades nears Taiwan

    China

    KEELUNG: Fifteen people were killed in landslides in the Philippines and thousands in Taiwan were evacuated from their homes as the biggest typhoon in decades neared the region on Friday. Typhoon Bavi is expected to pound Taiwan’s north and east, as well as Japan’s remote southwestern islands, on Saturday before smashing into China, which has been hit by deadly storms this week. Two landslides triggered by heavy rains driven by Bavi killed at least 15 people and left six others missing on the Philippines southern island of Mindanao. Locals in Taiwan’s port city of Keelung, which is expected to be one of the hardest hit areas on the island, stocked up on food, taped windows and stacked sandbags along shopfronts, heeding warnings from authorities to take precautions. “They’re saying it’s going to be huge; of course that’s scary, right?” Keelung grocery store owner Chang Shih-huo, 76, said. “We’ve stocked up on some instant noodles and bread and stuff like that. Once the wind and rain really start picking up, we’ll have to close the shop.” After hitting Guam and the Northern Marianas on Monday as a super typhoon, Bavi was downgraded to a typhoon as it moved across the Pacific Ocean. Bavi’s maximum sustained wind speeds slowed to 155 kilometres per hour, with gusts of around 190 kilometres per hour, on Friday. “From tonight through daytime tomorrow will be the period when the typhoon is closest to Taiwan and its impact will be the most significant,” forecaster Liao Chwen-huey said. Biggest in 30 years Bavi’s strong-wind radius of 380 kilometres will make it the largest typhoon to hit Taiwan in more than 30 years. Many schools and businesses were shuttered on Friday across northern and eastern Taiwan, and hundreds of flights were cancelled. In Keelung, locals flocked to a fresh food market to buy fruit and vegetables, street vendors secured their stands and a temple covered and tied down an outdoor statue ahead of the storm. “What you’re seeing now is the most remarkable sight we haven’t seen in 10 years,” Keelung restaurant owner Penny Pan, 48, said as her husband placed sandbags at the entrance to their eatery. “In the past we never used sandbags to prepare for typhoons. But this time they’re forecasting Force 10 gusts, so the captains and fishermen have all been saying we need to be better prepared,” Pan said. Bavi is expected to dump up to nearly a metre of rain, raising concerns about potential flooding and landslides. The strongest winds are expected on Saturday. People were ordered to stay away from the shore as the typhoon whipped up to nine metre (30 foot) waves. Published in Dawn, July 11th, 2026

    Dawn – World
  6. Security11 Jul, 03:23

    Typhoon Bavi forces Taiwan evacuations, batters Japan islands

    China

    More than 14,000 people in Taiwan fled their homes as Typhoon Bavi lashed the island with heavy rain and strong winds on Saturday, after cutting power to thousands in Japan's Okinawa islands as it bore down on eastern China.

    France 24 - International breaking news, top stories and headlines
  7. Security11 Jul, 08:25

    Typhoon Bavi: Taiwan, Japan and China face disruption after 17 killed in Philippines

    China

    The storm has triggered deadly landslides in the Philippines, knocked out power in Japan and Taiwan, and forced hundreds of thousands to evacuate in China ahead of its expected landfall.

    Deutsche Welle (English)
  8. Security11 Jul, 16:35

    Typhoon Bavi: China, Taiwan and Japan face disruption after 17 killed in Philippines

    China

    Bavi has forced hundreds of thousands to evacuate in China, knocked out power in Japan and Taiwan and triggered deadly landslides in the Philippines.

    Deutsche Welle (English)

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