Good evening. It's 7 o'clock. I'm Andrea with EZ News on ICRT.
The Indonesian Minister of Security Affairs says his country will not accept
a group of asylum seekers Australia has attempted to send back.
Australian correspondent Brian Portland has more.
The strongest typhoon this year slammed into the central Philippines today.
The storm set off landslides and knocked out power and communication lines in
several provinces.
At least four people died.
Nearly 720 thousand people were forced to evacuate before Typhoon Haiyan's
arrival.
Due to cut-off communication, it was impossible to know the extent of
casualties and damage.
According to Central Weather Bureau forecasters, it'll be clear over much of
Taiwan this evening, with lows of 23 or 24 in the north and south, 22 in the
center.
Tomorrow, expect more sunny skies, though their may be some clouds in the
south. Highs then will peak at 30 or 31 north and south, 29 midisland.
Right now, it's
26 in Taipei
27 in Taizhong
27 in Gaoxiong
That's EZ News at 7. I'm Andrea.
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