When typhoon Gaemi strikes China, deaths occur in Taiwan and the Philippines.

 

 

Typhoon Gaemi has made landfall in mainland China,After causing devastation in Taiwan and the Philippines.

In advance of the storm, more than 150,000 residents in the province of Fujian in southeast China have been moved to safer locations.
It follows extensive flooding and at least 21 fatal landslides in Taiwan and the Philippines.
Following the capsize and sinking of a tanker carrying 1.5 million liters of industrial fuel off the coast of the nation, the Philippines claims it is “racing against time” to stop the oil spill.

The ship was one of two that sank in the area on Thursday; the other one sank not far off the southwest coast of Taiwan.

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As the storm approached its beaches on Thursday evening local time

China issued its highest-level catastrophe warning.
According to official media, Chinese President Xi Jinping presided over a meeting on flood control and disaster relief plans with the highest leadership of the Communist Party.
In Fujian, train services have been suspended, and authorities in northern China have issued a warning that heavy rains may cause flooding and landslides.

Typhoon Gaemi missed hitting the Philippines directly:

but by the time it arrived, the storm had enhanced the seasonal monsoon rains, resulting in extensive flooding in Manila.
With 17 crew men on board, the tanker MT Terra Nova, which was sailing to the Philippine city of Iloilo, sank due to the storm.
According to the Philippine Coast Guard, sixteen crew members were saved and one missing crew member’s body was discovered.