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Typhoon Rosal set to leave PAR Saturday morning; Signal No. 1 stays over Batanes

By balita.fyi Newsdesk ยท Editor: Bart Sakwerda ยท ยท AI-written from the reports listed below

Typhoon Rosal (Champi) was expected to leave the Philippine Area of Responsibility Saturday morning, October 24, after looping over the sea east of Taiwan, PAGASA said in its 5 a.m. bulletin, according to ABS-CBN News. Rosal was 420 km north of Itbayat, Batanes, with winds of 150 kph, and Signal No. 1 remained over Batanes. Basco Airport closed on Friday, stranding over 100 passengers, GMA News reported; Philstar said two Clark-Basco flights were cancelled.

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