The typhoon, with the wind speed of about 86 miles per hour, is currently traveling northeast, according to the agency, citing the Korea Meteorological Administration.
A female resident of the southeastern Busan, city, in her 60's, has died from injuries after a terrace window at her home was shattered by the wind.
Over 2,200 people have left their homes as a precaution, per the Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasure Headquarters.
A total of more than 800 trees, vehicles, facilities, and other types of objects have been damaged by the typhoon. The Shin-Kori 4 nuclear reactor had to suspend its operations because of problems with power supply. The government says no nuclear material has been leaked.
