At least six people have been killed after Typhoon Chaba battered South Korea with strong winds and heavy rain.
Crew members of a docked ferry were swept from a pier into the sea by a huge wave before being rescued
The southern cities of Busan and Ulsan were worst affected, as well as the resort island of Jeju.
Winds reached speeds of up to 200km/h (124mph), uprooting trees
Transport, schools, factories and the country's main port ground to a halt. Footage showed muddy floodwaters rushing through city streets.
Streets were flooded in the south of the country
The typhoon is now heading for Japan, where the meteorological agency issued warnings and flights were cancelled.
People had to be rescued from rising floodwaters
Five people were also reported missing in the wake of the storm including a fire fighter in Ulsan who was helping with rescue efforts, local media reported.
Cars were tossed about as floodwaters rushed through Jeju, a resort island popular with Chinese tourists
Waves tower over a road in Jeju at the height of the storm
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