Typhoon Champi is battering Taiwan with powerful winds and torrential rain, disrupting daily life across the island. Taipei, New Taipei, and Keelung are among the areas affected by severe weather and transportation restrictions. Strong wind gusts are damaging buildings, tearing off roofing materials, and toppling trees. Yilan County is experiencing particularly heavy rainfall, with more than 500 millimeters recorded at the Taipingshan weather station. Intense rainfall is increasing the danger of rising rivers, localized flooding, and landslides in mountainous areas. More than 2,600 people are being evacuated from vulnerable locations. Airlines are canceling and rescheduling domestic and international flights, while some ferry services are suspended. Powerful waves and rough seas are creating dangerous conditions along Taiwan's eastern coast. Tens of thousands of households are experiencing power outages as repair crews work to restore electricity. Emergency services are responding to storm damage as strong winds, heavy rain, and transport disruptions continue to affect the island.