On September 27, Typhoon Megi made landfall in eastern Taiwan (China), injuring more than 30 people and seriously affecting traffic and the lives of local people.
With winds of up to 160km/h, Typhoon Megi, the third typhoon to sweep Taiwan this month, made landfall from the Pacific Ocean, causing heavy rain and strong winds, forcing most schools and offices to close, and suspending the North-South high-speed train line.
Images from the streets of Taiwan as Typhoon Megi passes through:
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| Typhoon Megi injured at least 32 people, forced more than 5,300 people to evacuate, and left more than 950,000 households without power. |
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| Strong winds limit people from going out. |
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| People are advised to stay off the streets. |
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| Many trees were blown down by the wind. |
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| The strong wind knocked over the motorbike left on the side of the road. |
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| The strong wind caused many tree branches to break. |
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| The strong wind tore the billboard. |
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| Many stores and shopping malls had to close. |
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| Streets devastated after Typhoon Megi. |
According to VIETNAM+
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