Typhoon Krathon Hits Taiwan, Causing Fatalities and Disruptions

The slow-moving storm has led to widespread power outages and travel disruptions, with heavy rains continuing to pose risks.

Typhoon Krathon made landfall in Taiwan, causing at least four fatalities, including two in the Philippines.
The storm, now a weakened Category 1 typhoon, has forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights and closed financial markets for a second day.
Around 51,000 households remain without power, with efforts underway to restore electricity amid challenging conditions.
Heavy rains have triggered evacuations in mountainous regions, with up to 5.5 feet of rain recorded in the south.
Krathon's unusual path and slow movement have exacerbated its impact, with scientists linking such patterns to climate change.