Typhoon Gaemi landed in eastern Taiwan's Yilan County around midnight on July 25, causing heavy rains, flooding, fallen trees, road closures and power outages. So far, the typhoon has caused at least seven deaths and 785 injuries.

On the morning of July 26, the island of Taiwan lifted the typhoon warning for Gaemi, but due to the influence of peripheral circulation and southwest winds, the southern part of the island is still suffering serious disasters. CGTN Stringer went to Yunlin County, which was hit hard by the disaster, and interviewed residents about the damage and the progress of rescue efforts.