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Typhoon hits South Korea after triggering landslides in Japan
World 6 years ago

Typhoon hits South Korea after triggering landslides in Japan

A powerful typhoon lashed South Korea on Monday after smashing into southern Japan with record winds and heavy rains that left four people missing in a landslide.
Typhoon Haishen heads to South Korea after slamming Japan
World 6 years ago

Typhoon Haishen heads to South Korea after slamming Japan

Powerful Typhoon Haishen approached South Korea on Monday after slamming southern Japan with record winds and heavy rains that prompted evacuation warnings for millions.
Typhoon Haishen brings high winds, power outages to Japan
World 6 years ago

Typhoon Haishen brings high winds, power outages to Japan

Authorities urged early evacuation for more than 100,000 households in the southern prefectures of Okinawa, Kagoshima, Kumamoto, and Nagasaki, according to the Fire and Disaster Management Agency (FDMA).
Typhoon Maysak hits waterlogged Koreas with heavy rain, wind
World 6 years ago

Typhoon Maysak hits waterlogged Koreas with heavy rain, wind

Heavy winds and rain lashed much of the Korean peninsula Thursday after Typhoon Maysak made landfall, even as damage from a previous typhoon last week was still being repaired and a third typhoon gathered strength off the coast.
Two Koreas on high alert as typhoon approaches peninsula
World 6 years ago

Two Koreas on high alert as typhoon approaches peninsula

More than 300 domestic departures were cancelled as Typhoon Maysak churned across waters south of the resort island of Jeju packing gusts of up to 162 kilometers per hour (101 miles per hour).
Ministry backs purchase of used foreign fighter jets, House balks
World 6 years ago

Ministry backs purchase of used foreign fighter jets, House balks

The Defense Ministry says it has thoroughly researched its planned purchase of 15 second-hand Typhoon fighter jets from Austria.
Indonesia offers to buy Austria’s Typhoon jetfighters
World 6 years ago

Indonesia offers to buy Austria’s Typhoon jetfighters

Austrian newspaper Die Presse reported on Sunday that Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto had sent a letter to his Austrian counterpart Klaudia Tanner offering to buy 15 of the country's  Eurofigther Typhoon jet fighters.
Typhoon forces 140,000 away from homes in virus-hit Philippines
SE Asia 6 years ago

Typhoon forces 140,000 away from homes in virus-hit Philippines

The storm hit as tens of millions of Filipinos are hunkered down at home against the coronavirus, but at least 141,700 have had to flee because of the powerful storm, disaster officials said.
Typhoon forces risky evacuations in virus-hit Philippines
SE Asia 6 years ago

Typhoon forces risky evacuations in virus-hit Philippines

At least 200,000 people live in coastal areas or flimsy homes in the province near where the storm, called Typhoon Vongfong, made landfall with fierce winds and heavy rain.
Vanuatu braces as monster storm strengthens in Pacific
World 6 years ago

Vanuatu braces as monster storm strengthens in Pacific

Tropical cyclone Harold, which claimed 27 lives when it swept through the Solomon Islands last week, strengthened overnight Sunday as it moved east, Vanuatu's meteorology service said.

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