Approaching Typhoon Hinnamnor puts S.Korea on high alert

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Approaching Typhoon Hinnamnor puts S.Korea on high alert

STORY: Approaching Typhoon Hinnamnor puts S.Korea on high alert DATELINE: Sept. 5, 2022 LENGTH: 00:03:27 LOCATION: Seoul CATEGORY: ENVIRONMENT SHOTLIST: 1. various of heavy waves and strong winds (Beophwan port, Jeju-do)(Yonhap TV) 2. various of Jeju international airport (Jeju-do)(Yonhap TV) 3. various of sign (flight delay/cancellation) (Jeju-do)(Yonhap TV) 4. various of no entry caused by the typhoon (Taehwa river, c)(Yonhap TV) 5. various of residents stacking sand bags, water shield (Taehwa traditional market, Ulsan)(Yonhap TV) 6. various of people preventing further damage from the typhoon (Haeundae, Busan)(Yonhap TV) STORYLINE: Typhoon Hinnamnor was approaching South Korea on Monday, putting the entire country on high alert for what could be one of the most powerful storms to strike the Asian nation. The 11th typhoon of this year moved past the waters some 270 km south-southwest of Seogwipo in South Korea's southern island of Jeju around 3 p.m. local time (0600 GMT), according to the Korea Meteorol

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