Typhoon No. 11 is expected to land in the southeastern part of South Korea early in the morning on the 6th, and the South Korean government is taking maximum precautions, saying that it may land with unprecedented force.
According to the Korean Meteorological Agency, Typhoon No. 11 is expected to pass east of Jeju Island around 3:00 am on the 6th and land in the southeastern part of South Korea around 6:00 am.
According to the Korean government's summary as of 11:00 pm on the 5th, so far there has been no human damage due to the typhoon.
However, in September 2003, a typhoon that followed a similar path to this one made landfall in the southeastern part of South Korea, causing great damage, including 119 casualties.
Regarding this typhoon, the Korea Meteorological Agency has issued a typhoon warning for areas centered on the south, as it is expected to reach the Sea of Japan off the coast of Pohang in the southeastern part of the country around 9:00 am.
The South Korean government is taking maximum precautions, citing the possibility of an unprecedented landing force.