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Chinas Central Meteorological Observatory has issued a yellow typhoon warning

Heavy rainstorms and strong winds will hit southern China in the next three days as Typhoon Koinu approaches the coast of Guangdong province after killing one and injuring hundreds in Taiwan. Typhoon Koinu, which means "puppy" in Japanese, will bring heavy rain along the coasts of Guangdong and neighbouring Fujian province in the next three days, China's National Meteorological Centre (NMC) said.

Heavy rainstorms and strong winds will hit southern China in the next three days as Typhoon Koinu approaches the coast of Guangdong province after killing one and injuring hundreds in Taiwan, which was rushing aid to a remote and hard-hit island. Typhoon Koinu, which means "puppy" in Japanese, will bring heavy rain along the coasts of Guangdong and neighbouring Fujian province in the next three days, China's National Meteorological Centre (NMC) said.

PINGTUNG, Taiwan (Reuters): Typhoon Koinu brushed past southern Taiwan on Thursday (Oct 5), killing one person, injuring 304 and causing localised damage, as lashing rains and strong winds forced millions of people in a swathe of cities to miss work and school.

Rest of World News: Typhoon Koinu caused no deaths but injured 190 people in southern Taiwan as it brought strong winds and rainstorms to the island. The typhoon made lan

Local authorities say power outages have affected more than 170,000 households

Winds measuring 212mph hit Taiwanese island as power is knocked out for thousands of homes and 200 people injured

Taiwan cancelled flights and closed schools in parts of its southern region on Wednesday ahead of Typhoon Koinu's expected landfall, the second major storm to make a direct hit on the island in a month.