Typhoon Megi hits Japan and Korea

Typhoon Megi swept across the south-west tip of South Korea, leaving thousands of people homeless and at least one person missing, emergency officials said today.

Typhoon Megi swept across the south-west tip of South Korea, leaving thousands of people homeless and at least one person missing, emergency officials said today.

The typhoon first hit yesterday, bringing heavy rains to south-western South Korea and leaving more than 2,400 people homeless, said Park Min-ju, an official at the country’s disaster agency.

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