and estimates of economic loss were raised to US$480 million. The system battered the provinces of Liaoning, Zhejiang and Jiangsu, affecting 1.74 million residents and damaging 101,000 hectares of farmland. Korean Peninsula In South Korea the system felled trees, outed power and caused the cancellation of many Seoul-bound flights. Heavy rain and strong winds were experienced on the west Korean coast. Four people were killed and two others were missing in South Korea due to the storm. In North Korea the storm destroyed 2,400 acres of cropland, 100 houses and 10 public buildings, leaving 10 people dead. See also Other tropical cyclones named Muifa Other tropical cyclones named Kabayan Typhoon Sinlaku (2002) Tropical Storm Trami (2013) Tropical Storm Khanun (2012) Typhoon Bolaven (2012) References External links JMA General Information of Typhoon Muifa (1109) from Digital Typhoon The JMA's Best Track Data on Typhoon Muifa (1109) The JMA's RSMC Best Track Data (Graphics) on Typhoon Muifa (1109) The JMA's RSMC Best Track Data (Text) The JTWC's Best Track Data on Super Typhoon 11W (Muifa) 11W.MUIFA from the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory 2011 Pacific typhoon season Typhoons Typhoons in Japan Typhoon Muifa Tropical cyclones in 2011