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Typhoon Hinnamno is rapidly moving inland at a speed of about 30 km/h.
At this speed, it seems that it will pass through Jeju's waters, pass Tongyeong, Gyeongsangnam-do, and Busan at dawn tomorrow, and pass toward Pohang.
It connects Busan, where a typhoon is expected to pass tomorrow morning.
Reporter Ji-wook Kim, tell us about the situation at the scene.
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rain, which had fallen terribly about 5 minutes ago, has now entered a slight calm.
Still, like the waves crashing over the waterfront park, it is now reminiscent of the eve of the storm.
A strong wind advisory has been issued for the entire area of Busan, which has been affected by the typhoon.
Tomorrow morning is a turning point.
Tsunami damage increases when the time of high tide, when the sea level is the highest, and the time of approaching typhoon overlap.
This is because the high tide time in Busan is the same as tomorrow at 4:30 am, but the landing time of the typhoon on the south coast was delayed by 1 hour from 6:00 to 5:00.
There is even a forecast that it will rain up to 400mm by tomorrow, and the maximum wind speed can reach 60m/s in the morning.
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There is concern that the damage will increase mainly on the beach, but I wonder if they are preparing well.
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I went around Haeundae-gu, Busan once in the afternoon.
Merchants near the coast, where typhoons had been heavily damaged in the past, were not able to let go of tension while preparing the water wall.
Let's listen.
[Kim Yoo-young / Merchant near Haeundae: It is said that it is worse than 'chaba' now, so I have learned a little bit, so I think I am too worried.
When the tide is high and waves like a tidal wave rise, this is of no use.
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Busan City has issued a temporary evacuation order due to the vulnerability of landslides in the Haeundae Marine City area, where high-rise buildings are dense, and the Munhyeon-dong area in Nam-gu.
Also, from midnight after a while, 4 bridges in Busan, including Gwangan Bridge, will be fully controlled.