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 | A rescue helicopter lifts a man from the flood in Liu-Gui of Kaohsiung county, 350 km from the Taiwanese capital Taipei, July 4, 2004. Typhoon Mindulle lashed heavy rain over Taiwan, triggering widespread flooding and killing at least 14 people before weakening and heading towards southeast China. click to open  |  | A fisherman casts his net in a dangerous attempt to catch fish in the Meinung river swollen by rainfall brought by typhoon Mindulle in Kaoshiung County, southwest of Taipei, Saturday, July 3, 2004. Taiwan's death toll from tropical storm Mindulle rose to four when falling rocks crushed a man Saturday, officials said, as they estimated that the storm cost the island more than half a billion New Taiwan dollars (US$15 million) in damage. click to open |  | A swollen, raging river destroys a house in the southern Taiwan county of Kaoshiung, which was hit by torrential rain and severe flooding in the wake of Typhoon Mindulle, July 5, 2004. The mudslides and floods have killed at least 18 people in Taiwan, with 12 still missing and thousands more stranded. click to open |  | Torrential rain in the wake of Typhoon Mindulle causes a waterfall and swollen rivers in Taiwan's southern county of Kaohsiung on July 5, 2004. Mudslides and flooding have killed at least 18 people in Taiwan, with 12 people still missing and thousands more stranded. click to open |
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