September 10th
If you follow the events in South Korea, or live here, you must have heard and seen that autumn broke into Korea with a strong wind and rains. The culprit of all this was typhoon LinLing approaching the peninsula.
The typhoon heads from south to north of the country, and weather forecasters say that the "pest" does not slow down much.
Today, wind speeds reach 35 km / h.
Despite the fact that the typhoon has not yet reached Seoul, but its approach is felt. It rains all week and the wind breaks the branches of trees. Just last night I went to a cafe in the evening, and in front of her a bunch of leaves fallen from the trees.
Despite the fact that the typhoon has not yet reached Seoul, but its approach is felt. It rains all week and the wind breaks the branches of trees. Just last night I went to a cafe in the evening, and in front of her a bunch of leaves fallen from the trees.
Alas, there were some casualties. The wind is so strong that not every passer-by can stand on its feet, especially the elderly. According to the latest recorded data, the typhoon has already claimed the lives of about 5 South Koreans.
SMS from operators is constantly coming to the phone so that people try to spend less time on the street.
You can watch [video about the consequences of the typhoon]
(http://cdnvod.yonhapnews.co.kr/yonhapnewsvod/201909/MYH20190908000100704_700M1.mp4).
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