Taiwan: Typhoon Kong-Rey Makes Landfall, Bringing Strong Winds, Heavy Rain 3

Typhoon Kong-rey made landfall in Taitung, southeast Taiwan, on Halloween afternoon, October 31. It brought gusty winds and heavy rainfall to eastern Taiwan and was expected to affect other regions as well. This video shows heavy rain and strong winds in Hualien County.

Philippines: TS Trami Brings Heavy Rainfall And Causes Flooding As It Approaches 2

Tropical Storm Trami, locally known as Kristine, brought heavy rainfall and caused flooding as it approached the Philippines. In the past two days, torrential rains from Kristine have triggered flash floods in several areas of the provinces of Maguindanao del Sur, Maguindanao del Norte, and Sultan Kudarat.

(2)Voting begins in S. Korea's parliamentary election

(2)Voting begins in S. Korea's parliamentary election

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun and his wife Kwon Yang Sook cast their ballots April 15 at a Seoul polling station as South Koreans went to polls to elect a new parliament.

Roh heads for U.S. for talks with Bush

Roh heads for U.S. for talks with Bush

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun, along with his wife Kwon Yang Sook, waves as he leaves Seoul for his first visit to the United States to discuss with U.S. President George W. Bush the lingering standoff over North Korea's nuclear weapons program and readjustment of the Seoul-Washington military alliance.

(2)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

(2)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

SEOUL, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun of the pro-government Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) and his wife Kwon Yang Sook celebrate Roh's victory in South Korea's presidential election in Seoul on Dec. 19. Roh defeated Lee Hoi Chang of the main opposition Grand National Party.

(1)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

(1)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

SEOUL, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun of the pro-government Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) and his wife Kwon Yang Sook wave to supporters in Seoul on Dec. 19 after defeating rival Lee Hoi Chang of the main opposition Grand National Party in South Korea's presidential election.

(1)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

(1)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

SEOUL, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun of the pro-government Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) and his wife Kwon Yang Sook wave to supporters in Seoul on Dec. 19 after defeating rival Lee Hoi Chang of the main opposition Grand National Party in South Korea's presidential election. (Kyodo)

(2)Voting begins in S. Korea's parliamentary election

(2)Voting begins in S. Korea's parliamentary election

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun and his wife Kwon Yang Sook cast their ballots April 15 at a Seoul polling station as South Koreans went to polls to elect a new parliament. (Kyodo)

Roh heads for U.S. for talks with Bush

Roh heads for U.S. for talks with Bush

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun, along with his wife Kwon Yang Sook, waves as he leaves Seoul for his first visit to the United States to discuss with U.S. President George W. Bush the lingering standoff over North Korea's nuclear weapons program and readjustment of the Seoul-Washington military alliance. (Kyodo)

(2)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

(2)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

SEOUL, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun of the pro-government Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) and his wife Kwon Yang Sook celebrate Roh's victory in South Korea's presidential election in Seoul on Dec. 19. Roh defeated Lee Hoi Chang of the main opposition Grand National Party. (Kyodo)