Typhoon Ragasa batters Hong Kong and southern China
Summary
Typhoon Ragasa hit Hong Kong and southern China, bringing strong winds and huge waves. The storm, one of the strongest this year, caused damage and displaced people in the region after previously affecting Taiwan and the Philippines.Key Facts
- Typhoon Ragasa caused waves taller than lampposts in Hong Kong.
- In Taiwan, 14 people died, and 10 deaths were reported in the Philippines.
- 1.9 million people in Guangdong, China, were relocated due to the typhoon.
- Max wind gusts in Chuandao town, China, reached 241 kph (150 mph).
- Schools, factories, and transport services were closed in several Chinese cities.
- Over 60 people in Hong Kong were treated for injuries in hospitals.
- Streets in Macao flooded, leading to the use of inflatable boats for rescues.
- Ragasa’s winds weakened later in the day, allowing some cities to plan to resume normal activities.
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