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Super Typhoon Ragasa halts Hong Kong, southern China

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Transport and services suspended

One of the strongest storms in years slammed Hong Kong and the southern China coast, sending waves over promenades and shutting schools, trading, and flights. Authorities raised storm signals and urged residents to shelter as landslide and flooding risks rose after Ragasa swept past Taiwan and the Philippines.

Damage assessments underway

Initial reports cited power cuts, port closures, and debris-strewn roads. Emergency crews struggled with gale-force winds to restore critical services. Weather bureaus warned of persistent heavy rain bands even as the system tracked west-northwest toward Guangdong.

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05:47:13 pm, Wednesday, 24 September 2025

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APPLE GOES AFTER LEAKER AS COURT ENTERS DEFAULT, RAISING STAKES FOR FUTURE IOS SECRETS

RUSSIA’S DRONE BARRAGE HITS KYIV RESIDENTIAL BLOCKS, KILLING THREE

THAILAND AND CAMBODIA SIGN BORDER CEASEFIRE AS TRUMP ARRIVES IN ASIA

Sirajganj beggar ‘Saleha Pagli’ dies, leaving behind three sacks of money

Gallows Awarded to Jamaat Leader Is a National Disgrace — Fakhrul Calls on All Parties to Forget Divisions and Join the Election

Russia’s war in Ukraine tilts toward grinding pressure, not breakthrough

Parents get new control over teen AI chats as Meta tightens rules

Climate risk is quietly rewriting the rules of homeownership

China’s “golden monkey diplomacy” hints at what may follow the panda era

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Super Typhoon Ragasa halts Hong Kong, southern China

05:47:13 pm, Wednesday, 24 September 2025

Transport and services suspended

One of the strongest storms in years slammed Hong Kong and the southern China coast, sending waves over promenades and shutting schools, trading, and flights. Authorities raised storm signals and urged residents to shelter as landslide and flooding risks rose after Ragasa swept past Taiwan and the Philippines.

Damage assessments underway

Initial reports cited power cuts, port closures, and debris-strewn roads. Emergency crews struggled with gale-force winds to restore critical services. Weather bureaus warned of persistent heavy rain bands even as the system tracked west-northwest toward Guangdong.

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