Typhoon blowing by Philippines and Taiwan forces evacuations and closures
Summary
A super typhoon called Ragasa is affecting areas of the Philippines and Taiwan, and is expected to reach southeastern China soon. Thousands of people have evacuated their homes, and schools and businesses have been closed as officials prepare for potential flooding and landslides. The typhoon has strong winds and has caused power outages and disruptions to transportation services.Key Facts
- A super typhoon named Ragasa is impacting the Philippines, Taiwan, and will reach southeastern China.
- Ragasa has sustained winds of 215 kph (134 mph) with gusts up to 295 kph (183 mph).
- Thousands of people were evacuated in northern Philippines to avoid flooding and landslides.
- In the Philippines, schools and offices are closed, and domestic flights are suspended in affected areas.
- Taiwan has closed certain coastal and mountainous regions, affecting local transportation services.
- China is preparing for the typhoon's landfall, suspending ferry routes and planning relocations in Shenzhen.
- Hong Kong's airlines, including Cathay Pacific and HK Express, have canceled or suspended many flights.
- No casualties have been reported, but power outages have occurred in several areas affected by the storm.
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