Typhoon Gaemi Hits Taiwan: Two Dead, Hundreds Injured as Category 4 Storm Causes Widespread Disruption

Typhoon Gaemi, described as a large and destructive storm equivalent to a category 4 hurricane, has made landfall in Taiwan, bringing with it winds of up to 240 kilometers an hour. The storm has already resulted in two fatalities and numerous injuries as it ravaged the northeast coast, including the capital, Taipei. The government has taken significant measures to ensure public safety, including canceling flights, closing financial markets, and advising people to stay home. This event marks Taiwan’s strongest typhoon in eight years, raising concerns about the increasing strength of such storms due to warmer ocean temperatures.

• Typhoon Gaemi hits Taiwan’s northeast coast with winds up to 240 kilometers an hour.
• Described as equivalent to a category 4 hurricane, resulting in two deaths and numerous injuries.
• Flights canceled, financial markets closed, and public advised to stay home for safety.
• Government actions include prohibiting coastal access and shutting down schools and workplaces.
• This typhoon is Taiwan’s strongest in eight years, with concerns over increasing storm strength due to warmer ocean temperatures.

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