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Taiwan Says 500 Feared Dead in Mudslides After Typhoon MorakotTim Culpan Bloomberg.com 08/11/2009 | Rescuers search destroyed Taiwan villageRTHK 08/11/2009 |
 Taiwan said as many as 500 people may have been killed by landslides in the country’s south after Typhoon Morakot unleashed the worst floods in 50 years. |  Helicopters dropped rescuers into a village in southern Taiwan this morning to search for victims of a massive mudslide that is believed to have buried hundreds of people, officials said. |
At least 12 die in Taiwan typhoonRTHK 08/10/2009 | Typhoon Morakot leaves 6 dead or missing in TaiwanDEBBY WU AP 08/08/2009 |
 At least 12 people have been confirmed dead and 52 others are missing in Taiwan after Typhoon Morakot caused the island's worst flooding in half a century, the emergency services said. |  TAIPEI, Taiwan — A typhoon slammed into Taiwan overnight, leaving at least six people dead or missing and more than a dozen injured, officials and media reported Saturday. |
Typhoon whips Taiwan after killing 11 in Philippines Reuters AlertNet 08/07/2009 | AIG's Taiwan insurance unit buys $250 mln building reuters 05/26/2009 |
 A medium-strength typhoon, the most severe this year so far, slowly enveloped Taiwan on Friday, forcing flight cancellations and port closures after killing 11 people in the Philippines. |  TAIPEI, May 26 (Reuters) - Nan Shan Life, American International Group's Taiwan insurance unit, has bought a Taipei office building for T$8.2 billion ($250 million), the latest sign of optimism about the property market ahead of a potential influx of Chinese investors. |
Taiwan leader says island on right trackRTHK 05/20/2009 | Rallies planned in Taiwan to protest China policy Tehran Times 05/18/2009 |
 Taiwan's President Ma Ying-jeou says his government has turned many of the island's challenges into opportunities over the past year. Speaking at a news conference in Taipei 12 months after taking office, he said Taiwan is "on the right track." |  TAIPEI (AFP) – Taiwan's pro-independence opposition is hoping that more than half a million people will take to the capital's streets Sunday to protest President Ma Ying-jeou's China policies. |
Future lies in no pain, no gain plan for HKBonnie Chen The Standard 05/12/2009 | Taiwan's top mainland negotiator resignsRTHK 05/06/2009 |
 A pro-government think-tank has called for the development of a common Hong Kong, Taiwan and mainland market within the next 30 years despite possible short-term financial losses for the city. |  Taiwan's top negotiator with the mainland has resigned. Chiang Pin-kung, who heads the Straits Exchange Foundation, said he had tendered his resignation to President Ma Ying-jeou because of his age - 77 - and health. |
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