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TYPHOON HAISHEN WREAKS HAVOC ACROSS S KOREA DISRUPTING POWER LINES AND UPROOTING TREES

Published On 07 Sep 2020 01:17 PM

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Typhoon Haishen made contact just north of the South Korean city of Busan on Monday morning, wrecking power to homes and factories, uprooting trees, and abrupting trains leaving them cancelled and flights grounded.
The storm, with heavy gales and powerful gusts of winds of as much as 126 km/h (78 mph), made landfall in Ulsan in the southeastern part of the Korean Peninsula at approximately 9am (02:00 GMT) on Monday morning.&....

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