Typhoon Chaba batters South Korea, disrupts port, factories; three dead


  • World
  • Wednesday, 05 Oct 2016

SEOUL (Reuters) - Typhoon Chaba battered southern parts of South Korea with violent wind and heavy rain on Wednesday, killing at least three people and flooding the country's main port and industrial sites and disrupting production at some factories.

The storm hit the island of Jeju overnight and one person was reported missing amid widespread power outages and damage to homes and other buildings. Twenty-six flights linking the holiday island to the mainland and to China were cancelled.

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