The most powerful typhoon to batter South Korea in years pummeled the nation's southern region and left 20,000 homes without power.
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Typhoon Hinnamnor made landfall carrying winds of up to 89 miles per hour near the port of Busan and is moving northeast toward eastern China, where it is expected to hit later this week.
Extensive preparations allowed the country to avoid major catastrophe, with thousands already having fled to safety by finding higher ground. South Korean officials warned of the potential damages from Hinnamnor, with the typhoon coming just weeks after flooding near Seoul killed more than a dozen people.
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Fuq no Oh hell no . Oh my Lord no .
Omg pls be careful everyone
I’ve been tracking this storm for days. It’s horrible to see how powerful it is.
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May God keep them safe during this weather