Typhoon Gaemi Dropped on Taiwan and China - Unleashes 240km/h Winds and 500mm Rain.
Taiwan is bracing for TyphoonGaemi, the first typhoon to hit Taiwan this year.
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Taiwan is bracing for TyphoonGaemi, the first typhoon to hit Taiwan this year.
France, Switzerland, and Italy – all vacation paradises – were pounded by ferocious storms, unleashing torrential rain that caused major flooding and destruction.
Europe faces a tale of two weathers: devastating floods wreaking havoc across northern regions and an unseasonal heatwave scorching the south.
Infrastructure has been severely affected, with widespread power and water outages, as well as flooded roads, landslides and collapsed bridges.
Taiwan recently experienced its strongest earthquake in 25 years, resulting in casualties and significant damage across the island.