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Old 16th Oct 2010, 05:48   #1 (permalink)


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Typhoon Megi affects Asia?
Well newbie here.....

Got concerned after watching CNN on my telly!!
Near cat 5 "super typhoon" nearing the Philippines with gusts to up to 205kph!!

Prob is im flying from WSSS (changi) to RKSI (incheon) direct with Taiwan in normal operating flight paths, on the 18th this coming monday when MEGI (sounds like maggie mee) makes landfall near northern Luzon. Well since its kinda big and considering that HCN (southern Taiwan) is in the SUPER typhoon's path do you people reckon the flight will still be as scheduled??

Thanks ppl!!!
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Old 17th Oct 2010, 07:23   #2 (permalink)
 
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Forecast tropical cyclone track here:

MEGI

You shouldn't be affected, but I feel sorry for those in Philippines who will suffer badly again.
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