At least one person is dead as Typhoon Gaemi gets ready to make landfall in Taiwan, in what could be the biggest storm to hit the country in nearly a decade. People across the country are preparing or evacuating their homes and businesses ahead of the quake, while more than 200 international and all domestic flights have been canceled. And, TaiwanPlus reports live from one of the shelters where thousands of homeless residents are taking refuge from the typhoon. Plus:
- Typhoon Gaemi brings intense flooding and landslides to the Philippines.
- 18 are dead after a plane crashed at an airport in Nepal’s capital Kathmandu.
- Death toll of landslides in southern Ethiopia reaches 229.