Typhoon Gaemi Heads for China as Cargo Ship Sinks Off Taiwan
Typhoon Gaemi was churning toward mainland China on Thursday afternoon as rescue personnel searched for nine sailors who went missing when a cargo ship sank in bad weather near Taiwan.
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Typhoon Gaemi was churning toward mainland China on Thursday afternoon as rescue personnel searched for nine sailors who went missing when a cargo ship sank in bad weather near Taiwan.
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