Typhoon Gaemi has left a trail of destruction across the Taiwan region, with local authorities confirming 10 fatalities and 897 injuries as of Sunday. Rescue teams scramble to locate two missing individuals amidst collapsed roads, landslides, and infrastructure damage in cities like Hualien, Kaohsiung, and Yilan.
The powerful storm – this year’s third typhoon – first struck Yilan County shortly after midnight on July 25 before barreling into Fujian Province. Emergency responders face ongoing challenges as blocked highways and unstable terrain slow recovery efforts. 🚨
Residents shared harrowing videos of flooded streets and uprooted trees on social media, while officials urged caution near damaged areas. With power outages reported island-wide, community groups have mobilized to distribute supplies to affected neighborhoods.💡🤝
Meteorologists warn of continued rainfall and strong winds in the region, advising travelers to postpone trips to impacted areas. Stay tuned for updates as rescue operations continue.
