South Korea’s security assessment team returns from the Strait of Hormuz as the country considers sending troops to secure the oil waterway. Also on East Asia Tonight: Seoul sends a second relief team to flood-hit Nepal, while Japan deploys military helicopters to help tackle Indonesia's fires. 00:00 Headlines 01:36 Seoul mulls troop deployment to Hormuz amid US pressure 08:23 South Korea's eight-member disaster relief team set to arrive in Kathmandu 11:48 Southeastern China landslide death toll rises to 16 13:20 TSMC reports record 53% surge in monthly sales in August 16:50 Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund Mubadala buys stake in Luckin Coffee 26:46 Japan's troops in Indonesia for first overseas firefighting mission 37:38 South Korean President Lee Jae Myung rules out term extension 40:07 Division of property in South Korea's most expensive divorce 46:02 'Little Korea' in one of Kuala Lumpur's most sought-after neighbourhoods 49:28 At least 20 killed in Qingdao shipyard fire