Offshore, two ships capsized in rough seas generated by the storm's large circulation. Six people were killed, four people were reported missing, and eight people were injured in the marine accidents. To the north in Taiwan, heavy rains up to in the Alishan Range and on Yu Shan were recorded. These rains caused extensive flooding that washed away of rice, vegetable, and fruit plantations. The combination of floods and landslides caused many railways and roads to be blocked with hundreds of trees being uprooted. One house was collapsed and seven other homes were damaged by the storm. In Taipei alone, about 525,000 families lost power. In the Port of Keelung, one fishing vessel capsized and a 31,600 ton ship Livi was run aground. The severe weather shut down Taoyuan International Airport for two days. In total, thirteen people were killed across the island, with seven people being reported missing after being washed away by floods, and fourteen others were injured from falling objects. Five of these deaths occurred when five cars were swept off a bridge; additional fatalities occurred either by flying signs and debris or as a result of electrocution by downed power lines. Total damage across Taiwan was estimated at NT$2.7 billion. Yancy delivered significant impact to southeastern China. In Fujian, where the cyclone meandered for days and contributed to more than , more than 4 million residents were directly affected. More than 40,000 houses were damaged or destroyed, and 157 boats were swept away. About of farmland were inundated by flooding, of which occurred in Fuqing County alone. Up to of communication lines were damaged. Additional damage was inflicted to 447 bridges and 20,000 sites of irrigation works. The total cost was estimated at $900 million RMB. The storm killed 161 people and injured 468 more in that province, many of whom died in collapsed buildings. In neighboring Zhejiang, about 20,700 homes were damaged. The hardest hit locale was Wenzhou, where approximately of land suffered extensive flooding, and where grain losses amounted to 20,000 tons. Total damage was estimated at $450 million RMB. A total of 96 people were killed, 63 others were reported missing, and more than 400 more were injured. An additional 7,800 heads of livestock were killed as well. Throughout both the Fujian and Zhejiang provinces, seawalls and dikes were damaged. In the two months leading up to Yancy's impact, the region had been