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Typhoon Wipha Disrupts Flights and School Activities in Hong Kong and Macau
Typhoon wipha is causing meaningful disruptions to air travel and daily life in Hong Kong and Macau. Singapore Airlines has warned that flights between Singapore, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong may be affected.
Low-cost carrier Scoot has cancelled two flights between Singapore and Macau on July 20 due to the typhoon: TR904 and TR905. the airline is offering affected passengers rebooking options or refunds.
Cathay Pacific announced on July 19 that all flights scheduled to arrive at or depart from Hong Kong International Airport between 5 am and 6 pm on July 20 will be delayed or cancelled. The airline will assist affected customers with rebooking.
The Hong Kong Observatory is expected to issue Typhoon Signal 8, the third-highest alert, in the early hours of July 20. As Wipha approaches the Guangdong coast, the region can anticipate strengthening winds, frequent heavy showers, and thunderstorms.
In response to the impending typhoon, the Education Bureau has suspended all special classes and school events for July 20. The Airport Authority anticipates widespread flight disruptions, with a full return to normal schedules perhaps taking one to two days.
