Typhoon Koinu weakens after hitting Taiwan, now heads to southern China and Hong Kong
- Category 4 Typhoon Koinu struck southern Taiwan on October 5, causing one death and hundreds of injuries.
- Koinu brought record-breaking wind speeds to Taiwan, including a 212 mph gust on Orchid Island.
- The typhoon disrupted travel and daily life in Taiwan, with flight cancellations, school closures, and power outages.
- After crossing Taiwan, Koinu moved west toward southern China and Hong Kong, prompting storm warnings.
- Koinu weakened to a tropical storm but could still bring heavy rains as it approaches southern China's coast.





























