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Typhoon Dolphin: Hongkongers stuck in Okinawa prepare for low supplies, power cuts
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Hong Kong holidaymakers in Okinawa on Friday contended with depleted supermarket shelves, potential power cuts and violent weather as Typhoon Dolphin shut the Japanese island’s main airport and disrupted every direct flight home.
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