Typhoon Doksuri Lashes China And Taiwan, Damages Power Lines, Uproots Trees. In Pics

Typhoon Doksuri made landfall in China's southeastern coast and Taiwan on Friday after pounding parts of the Philippines, killing at least 39 people.

Typhoon Doksuri

Before lashing China, Doksuri hit the Philippines. At least 26 people died after a boat capsised on Thursday just yards from reaching Talim Island. Here rescue workers are seen around the site where the ferry capsied. (Source: Getty)

The typhoon pounded the northern Philippines, toppling trees and electricity poles. Widespread electricity cuts have been reported along with landslides and floods. (Source: Getty)

Rescue workers are seen in Laguna Lake after the boat, named Princess Aya, capsised in east of Manila. (Source: Getty)

The typhoon is the most powerful to make landfall in China this year and second-strongest to hit southeastern Fujian province since 2016. Here workers are seen clearing a road blocked by fallen trees in Xiamen. (Source: Getty)

Across China, several coastal cities, such as Xiamen, Quanzhou and Zhangzhou, shut businesses, factories, and schools. (Source: Getty)

Traffic police cordon off a flooded area in Quanzhou, Fujian Province of China. Doksuri has affected more than 724,600 people, with 124,400 people evacuated and resettled, Reuters reported. (Source: Getty)

In the Fujian port city of Quanzhou, 39 people were reported to have suffered minor injuries, and more than 500,000 homes lost power. (Source: Getty)

Residents offer prayers and candles for those killed in the boat capsise incident in the Philippines. (Source: Getty)

A large number of fishing boats are moored in the harbor at the fishing port in Lianyungang, East China's Jiangsu Province. (Source: Getty)