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Typhoon Shanshan made landfall in Kyushu, Japan’s southernmost island, at about 8 a.m. on Thursday local time, the country’s meteorological agency said.
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SEOUL — The CEO of a South Korean lithium battery maker that was struck by a fire that killed 23 people in June has been arrested after a court approved a warrant on allegations of violating industrial safety law, a judge said on Thursday (Aug 29).
The weather office said that Japan’s most powerful typhoon this year made landfall at around 8:00am (local time) packing gusts of up to 157mph.
There are also concerns that carers and domestic helpers might abandon their designated roles in search of better-paying jobs, potentially swelling South Korea’s population of half a million undocumented immigrant workers.
BANGKOK -- The head of Thailand's central bank said it will take time to bring the country's persistent household debt down to a sustainable level as structural reforms are put in place to boost economic growth, an effort that will extend beyond the end of his tenure in a year's time.
The United Nations and climate activists have pressed developed nations such as Australia to further curb fossil fuel emissions at a key annual Pacific leaders’ forum in Tonga, amid warnings of the “grave danger” of rising sea levels.