cancelled, affecting roughly 9,200 travelers. The Naha Airport closed its passenger terminal in advance of Maysak. The cancellation of flights at Okinawa also led to the cancellation of 10 percent of departures from Haneda Airport. Kadena Air Force Base was placed on Tropical Cyclone Conditions of Readiness level 1 (TCCOR 1), denoting the onset of destructive winds. Okinawa was buffeted by wind gusts generally ranging between 100 and 130 km/h (60–80 mph). A peak gust of 163 km/h (101 mph) was measured in Nanjō. Wind gusts reached 195 km/h (120 mph) at Kumejima Airport. Power outages affected 1,580 electricity customers in Nago, Naha, and Nakijin. Agricultural damage across the prefecture were at JP¥236.4 million (US$2.23 million). Officials in Kyushu warned of strong winds and mudslides. Maysak caused powerful winds and drenching rainfall to the Ryukyu Islands of Japan as it passed through, also causing some power outages. Agricultural damage in Saga Prefecture were calculated to be JP¥609 million (US$5.74 million). Gulf Livestock 1 shipwreck On 2 September 2020, Panamanian-flagged cargo ship with 43 crew members, including 39 seamen from the Philippines, two from New Zealand and two from Australia, and thousands of cattle onboard was reported missing in the East China Sea. The Japan Coast Guard said it has found one person drifting in rough waters in a lifejacket. A distress signal was sent from the ship shortly before disappearing. The body of a person was found two days later. By October, the remaining 41 seamen were declared dead. South Korea In South Korea, 2,200 people were evacuated into shelters in preparation for Maysak. Maysak resulted in two deaths, caused over 120,000 power outages, and damaged over 5,100 hectares of farmland as well as a further 800 structures. South Korea's Ministry of Interior and Safety cited notable damage to nearly 2,000 buildings. North Korea Maysak brought heavy rainfall to eastern North Korea peaking at 15.157 inches (385 mm) in Wonsan. Photos showed streets and buildings being flooded in the area. North Korea's state television network once more broadcast live storm reports overnight from State Hydro-Meteorological Administration and outside as they had done with Typhoon Bavi just a week previous to Maysak. China The extratropical remnants of Maysak moved into Jilin, bringing heavy rains to the province. Damage was amounted to be CN¥6.18 million (US$903 thousand). Russia Maysak struck the Primorsky Krai as an extratropical cyclone, which killed three people and