Extreme weather is impacting ports and container terminals across Northern Asia as the strengthening Typhoon Mitag makes its way through the South China Sea.
Please note, this inclement weather may impact shipments arriving or departing terminals near the storm's trajectory path.
The forecast track map of Typhoon Mitag courtesy of the Korea Meteorological Administration
On Monday (Sept. 30), Taiwan shut down its financial markets and closed schools due to the storm. Airlines cancelled over 150 flights and several highways across the island closed amid fears of landslides and floods, Channel News Asia reported.
Typhoon Mitag: At A Glance
- Typhoon Mitag is passing near Taiwan and Japan's southernmost Ryukyu Islands.
- Mitag is forecast to brush parts of eastern China, including areas near Shanghai, Tuesday.
- Mitag should then track toward South Korea and Japan as a tropical storm later this week.
Additional Resources
- Typhoon Mitag Information - Korea Meteorological Administration
- Typhoon Mitag Lashing Taiwan, Japan's Ryukyu Islands With Heavy Rain, Wind; Will Then Brush Eastern China, South Korea - Weather.com
- Strengthening Typhoon Mitag threatens giant box terminals in Taiwan, China, South Korea, Japan - FreightWaves
- Taiwan orders markets, schools closed as strong typhoon approaches - Channel News Asia
