A devastating tropical storm has hit parts of Taiwan and south east china.
The typhoon created giant waves reaching eight metres tall, forcing some villages to be evacuated.
Strong winds caused blackouts in many areas. Parks and railways have shut and a number
of roads closed because of heavy landslides.
The Taiwan Agricultural Department has issued more than 300 slide warnings.
The category five storm has already torn through the Philippines, destroying homes and villages,
forcing coastal residents to be evacuated.
With winds of up to 127 mph, this is one of the strongest typhoons to hit the Western
Pacific this year and is set to move further across China towards Hong Kong.