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Typhoon Ragasa weakens in Vietnam after leaving trail of destruction across China
Hong Kong resumes flights as megacities across region count cost of the world’s most powerful storm so far this year
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independent.co.uk
Typhoon Ragasa Latest: Hong Kong could suspend all flights for 36 hours
Super Typhoon Ragasa could cause the longest suspension of flights ever recorded at Hong Kong’s busy international airport
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Watch Typhoon Ragasa live as ‘world’s strongest storm this year’ forces evacuations
Watch live as Typhoon Ragasa, the most powerful storm recorded this year, passes through the Phillipines whilst China, Hong Kong and Taiwan go on high alert.
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telegraph.co.uk
Super typhoon hits Philippines sparking evacuations and airport shutdowns
Storm Ragasa is poised to be most powerful in years with Taiwan, Hong Kong, China and Vietnam also set to be affected
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dailymail.co.uk
Super typhoon Ragasa hits Philippines and is moving towards Hong Kong
The Chinese capital rushed to prepare for Ragasa on Tuesday, with officials warning of a 'serious threat' comparable to some of the most destructive storms in the city's recent…
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bbc.com
Typhoon Ragasa: Hong Kong and south China braces as super typhoon nears
Ragasa is the strongest storm anywhere on Earth so far this year.
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Super Typhoon Ragasa kills 14 in Taiwan as Hong Kong braces for impact: Live updates
Hundreds of flights cancelled, schools shut and supermarket shelves emptied as Ragasa brings Asian megacities to standstill
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'Super Typhoon' Ragasa descends on Hong Kong and China
Hong Kong shut schools and cancelled flights on Tuesday as super typhoon Ragasa - the world's most powerful tropical cyclone this year - neared the financial centre.
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Typhoon Ragasa barrels through Philippines as rescuers rush to evacuate residents
Super typhoon Ragasa, the most powerful storm recorded this year, has hit the Philippines, causing widespread evacuations and airport shutdowns across East Asia. The superstorm…
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scmp.com
Super Typhoon Ragasa brings Hong Kong to a standstill – as it happened
Observatory downgrades Ragasa from super to severe typhoon, with flights to resume from 6am.
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thehindu.com
Super Typhoon lashes Hong Kong with hurricane-force winds and heavy rain
Super Typhoon Ragasa hits Hong Kong, causing panic buying, evacuations, and closures as residents brace for powerful winds and rain.
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theguardian.com
Super Typhoon Ragasa: 17 killed in Taiwan and Hong Kong battered as storm hits China
Chinese businesses and schools shut and residents in high-rises ordered to evacuate as storm makes landfall on Guangdong coast
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Typhoon Ragasa mapped: Strongest storm of 2025 nears China landfall
At least 14 killed in Taiwan and three in Philippines as Hong Kong, Macau and southern Chinese cities brought to standstill
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As it happened – deadly cyclone makes landfall in China after devastating Hong Kong, Taiwan and Philippines
2m people have been evacuated in southern powerhouse of Guangdong as it braces for storm
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Typhoon Ragasa: Hong Kong’s airlines evacuate planes as they wait out year’s strongest storm
Typhoon Ragasa forces Hong Kong airlines to relocate planes, cancel flights, and brace for impact.
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Typhoon Ragasa weakens in Vietnam after leaving trail of destruction across China
Hong Kong resumes flights as megacities across region count cost of the world’s most powerful storm so far this year
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Hong Kong reopens after world's most powerful Typhoon Ragasa
Typhoon Ragasa wreaks havoc in Hong Kong, causing widespread flooding, airport closures, and damage to properties.
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Weakened Super Typhoon Ragasa heads towards Vietnam after battering China and Hong Kong
Huge clear-up efforts start after storm leaves trail of destruction, with 25 reported dead in Taiwan and the Philippines
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15 dead and several missing as Ragasa rips through Asia
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