A government statement said the typhoon killed at least 96 people, while 25 others were missing and 8,938 were homeless. Maemi blew into the country with such intensity Friday that it tossed ...

Another 24 are reported missing. Typhoon Maemi touched the southeastern coast Friday night, packing 216 km/hr winds. Close to 25,000 were forced from their homes and more than a million lost power ...

With winds of up to 216kph - the strongest since the country began keeping records nearly 100 years ago - typhoon Maemi hit the south-eastern coast before exiting as a weak tropical storm ...

Officials say Hinnamnor could bring more powerful winds than 2003 Typhoon Maemi, which left 117 people dead and was the strongest storm to make landfall in the country since the start of record ...

Early damage estimates exceeded $1-billion after Typhoon Maemi, South Korea’s most powerful on record, barrelled through heavily industrialised coastal areas. More than 75 000 homes remained ...

Typhoon Maemi, or “cicada” in Korean, tore into southern parts of the peninsula on Friday night, packing record winds of up to 216 kph and carving a swathe of destruction before heading out to sea ...

Typhoon Hinnamnor is expected to be as strong as Typhoon Sarah in 1995 and Typhoon Maemi in 2003 – the strongest typhoons that devastated the country in its recent history – according to the ...

"The infamous typhoon Maemi that neared Korea in 2004 was a super typhoon when it passed Japan's Okinawa. But as it moved north toward Korea, it met low ocean temperatures and weakened.

Meteorologists expect the typhoon on Monday to be as powerful as Typhoon Maemi, which tore through the peninsula leaving 132 people dead and huge property damage in 2003. Strong wind and heavy ...

Maemi logged a maximum wind speed of 60 meters ... "Wind speed is likely to depend on the speed and strength of the typhoon but strong gusts are expected." A typhoon advisory was put in place ...