Typhoon Gaemi has caused significant disruption in Taiwan, killing one person and injuring at least 58. In anticipation of the storm’s landfall on July 24, the country has canceled flights and closed schools and offices. Before affecting Taiwan, Gaemi had already wreaked havoc in the Philippines, killing 12 people and exacerbating flooding and landslides caused by heavy monsoon rains. The Philippines’ national forecaster reported that Gaemi intensified into a super typhoon before making landfall in Taiwan.
Nearly all domestic flights and 201 international flights in Taiwan have been canceled, and rail operations have been suspended, though high-speed trains continue to run. In China, several train operators have preemptively announced cancellations for tomorrow, with Gaemi expected to reach the country late on July 25 or July 26.
The typhoon has brought heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and a dangerous storm surge to Taiwan. Despite frequent typhoon strikes, Taiwan generally maintains a strong track record in preparing for damaging winds and downpours, particularly in its urban areas.
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