22 people died in three Asian countries due to typhoon Gayemi

Last Updated on July 26, 2024 9:20 am

So far, 22 people have died in three Asian countries after the powerful storm Geimi hit. Local time on Wednesday (July 24) the powerful typhoon that hit the Philippines has already hit Taiwan. Taiwan’s financial markets have been closed in preparation for the storm, many flights have been canceled and at least three people have already been killed in its fury. At least 220 people were injured.

Manila, the capital of the Philippines, and several surrounding cities were devastated by a strong typhoon on Wednesday. 13 people died due to heavy rain and strong winds. Apart from this, houses and other important buildings have also sunk along with the roads. Educational institutions and government offices have been closed to avoid possible damage. News The Independent.

In addition to the Philippines, Typhoon Geimi hit Japan and Vietnam. The country’s Okinawa and Ishigaka regions are under the highest warning due to the storm. The monsoon storm hit at midnight local time on Wednesday with a speed of 250 kmph. Low-lying areas have sunk under its influence. The weather forecast also warned of landslides.

Geimi quickly reached the Taiwan Strait from the Ishigaka region. So far, at least one person has died and 58 others have been injured on the route.

The storm hit the northeastern coast of the country around Wednesday evening local time. Several flights were canceled earlier. Meanwhile, several casualties occurred in another Asian country, Vietnam, due to severe floods.