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Super Typhoon Ragasa, with winds up to 165 mph, caused severe damage and fatalities in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and southern China before weakening and moving into Vietnam. Meanwhile, another storm, Bualoi, is forming in the western Pacific, threatening the Philippines, while Atlantic storms Humberto and Gabrielle are intensifying, impacting the Caribbean and Azores. The region faces widespread flooding, evacuations, and disruptions.
Typhoon Ragasa caused heavy rainfall in Taiwan, leading to landslides and the formation of a barrier lake that eventually overflowed, causing flooding and destruction. The typhoon also impacted southern China and Hong Kong with strong winds, storm surges, and evacuations, resulting in injuries and property damage.
Taiwan's fire department revised the death toll from Super Typhoon Ragasa to 14, with 33 people still missing as rescue efforts continue in the aftermath of severe flooding and mudslides in Hualien County.
Typhoon Ragasa caused severe flooding in Guangfu, Taiwan, resulting in at least 17 deaths, 17 missing persons, and extensive damage to homes, farmland, and infrastructure, despite not making direct landfall, highlighting the impact of climate change on storm severity.
Super Typhoon Ragasa caused severe flooding in Taiwan, resulting in 17 deaths and 17 missing, mainly elderly victims, after a barrier lake burst. The typhoon also brought fierce winds and waves to Hong Kong, prompting warnings and flight cancellations, while China prepares for landfall with evacuations. The storm's impact highlights the increasing severity of climate-related natural disasters.
Typhoon Ragasa has caused significant destruction across Taiwan, Hong Kong, and southern China, resulting in 14 deaths in Taiwan, flooding, and extensive evacuations, with preparations underway for further impact as the storm moves westward.
Super Typhoon Ragasa caused at least 14 deaths and 124 missing persons in Taiwan after a barrier lake burst, and prompted high alert in Hong Kong and southern China, with preparations and evacuations underway as the storm approaches with strong winds and heavy rains.
Super Typhoon Ragasa, the strongest tropical cyclone of the year, hit Hong Kong with hurricane-force winds and heavy rain, leading to widespread cancellations, evacuations, and flooding, as authorities issued the highest warning levels and prepared for landfall in China's Guangdong province.
Super Typhoon Ragasa, dubbed the 'King of Storms,' is approaching southern China and Hong Kong, prompting mass evacuations, flight cancellations, and preparations for severe weather impacts, with concerns about its potential to cause catastrophic damage and the influence of climate change on storm intensity.
Super Typhoon Ragasa, the strongest storm of the year, is approaching southern China after impacting the Philippines, prompting evacuations and severe weather preparations in Hong Kong and Guangdong, with expected landfall on Wednesday as a 'very strong typhoon' causing significant storm surges and heavy rain.
China and the Philippines are bracing for Typhoon Ragasa, one of the strongest in years, leading to evacuations, school and flight cancellations, and preparations for flooding and landslides, with significant impacts in both countries.
Typhoon Ragasa, a super typhoon with winds approaching 270 km/h, has battered the Philippines causing fatalities and displacement, and is now heading towards China and Hong Kong, prompting flight cancellations, school closures, and evacuation preparations due to expected flooding, landslides, and heavy rains.
Hong Kong is preparing for Super Typhoon Ragasa, the strongest tropical storm of the year, leading to school and business closures, flight cancellations, and warnings of significant sea surges and flooding, with authorities activating emergency measures and evacuations.
Typhoon Ragasa, a powerful storm that hit the Philippines as a Category 5 hurricane, is heading towards southern China, prompting emergency responses, flight cancellations, and evacuations in major cities like Hong Kong, Macau, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou, with significant damage and disruptions reported in the Philippines.