Chinese grand queen "Invited guest in November"...Taiwan's 580-strong casualties

[Anchor]
The 21st typhoon Kong Lei, which became an 'uninvited guest of November', scratched the coast of southeastern China.

Earlier, more than 580 casualties were reported in Taiwan, where the typhoon passed through.

This is Beijing correspondent Kang Jeong-gyu.

[Reporter]
Angry waves are constantly crashing over the breakwater.Solar panels installed on the roof of a building

are overturned by strong winds and collapsed to the ground.

The steel structure and debris that are curved like taffy are tangled in a mess, but no one can dare to clean up.

Beautiful trees are also often broken or plowed out.

[Putian, Fujian Province, China: Oh no! The car was crushed by a tree, so you shouldn't park your car under the tree during a typhoon.]

The house is also not safe.

The father, who was eating with the child on the window frame that suddenly ripped off and flew in, is just puzzled.

280,000 people were evacuated from Zhejiang alone as Typhoon Kongrey, the 21st typhoon, swept through the southeastern coast of China.

In Taiwan, where the typhoon passed through earlier (31st), casualties are continuing.

Taiwan's Meteorological Department said it was the first typhoon to make landfall in late October since the 1958 observation.

In particular, the rain clouds were thick enough to rain up to 1,500mm for three days.

[Taiwan East Hualien: It didn't rain much at first, but all of a sudden, there was a "rumbling bang." Like thunder or a train passing by...]

The typhoon did not make landfall in mainland China, but it was recorded as another uninvited visitor in November after Typhoon Wings in 2022.

I'm Kang Jeong-gyu from Beijing.