The Observatory has cancelled all typhoon signals at 12:20 am on Sunday as Trami continued to move westwards away from Hong Kong. 

It had issued the Strong Wind Signal Number 3 at 10:40 am, after Trami intensified into a typhoon, skirting to the south of Hong Kong at a distance of about 500 kilometres.

The Observatory said winds will be strong offshore and on high ground overnight and in the morning. 

Members of the public are advised to stay away from the shoreline and remain on alert. 

It is expected that Trami will linger and weaken over the coast of central Vietnam today and tomorrow. It may then turn eastward, moving across the central part of the South China Sea again. 

The Observatory will closely monitor its movement.
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Last updated: 2024-10-27 HKT 01:20