Taiwan's government says two people have died and 266 have been injured due to the typhoon
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Typhoon Gaemi blew through northern Taiwan on Thursday, July 25, killing two people, bringing floods and leading to traffic snarls, before heading across the sea and into China where it is expected to bring further torrential rain. Trains, including the high speed line linking northern and southern Taiwan, will be closed until 3 pm , with all domestic flights and 185 international flights cancelled for the day.
Chinese weather forecasters said Gaemi will pass through Fujian and head inland, gradually moving northward with less intensity. But weather forecasters are expecting heavy rain in many areas as it tracks north.
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