US EditionSouthern China Cancels Schools and Flights as Super Typhoon Ragasa Approaches
Authorities ordered evacuation of 400,000 residents and shutdowns in Shenzhen to reduce risks from winds up to 230 km/h and heavy flooding, officials said.
- China ordered a shutdown of schools and businesses in at least 10 cities on Sept 23 as Super Typhoon Ragasa approached.
- Shenzhen evacuated 400,000 people due to warnings of severe wind, rain, waves, and floods from Ragasa.
- Hong Kong suspended most passenger flights, schools, and some businesses ahead of Ragasa.
- At least one death occurred in the northern Philippines following the typhoon, which led to the evacuation of over 10,000 individuals.
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South China cleans up after powerful Typhoon Ragasa
Hundreds of thousands of people in southern China were clearing up Thursday after powerful Typhoon Ragasa crashed through Guangdong Province, ripping down trees, destroying fences and blasting signs off buildings.
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Weaker Ragasa pushes across China's southern coast toward Vietnam after causing flooding
The much weaker Tropical Storm Ragasa pushed west along the southern Chinese coast toward Vietnam after flooding streets and homes and knocking out power in the economic hub of Guangdong province and causing deaths in Taiwan and the Philippines.
Post-typhoon cleanup under way in southern China
YANGJIANG, China - Hundreds of thousands of people in southern China were clearing up on Thursday after powerful Typhoon Ragasa crashed through Guangdong province, ripping down trees, destroying fences, and blasting signs off buildings.
thepress.net
Clean-up underway in southern China after Typhoon Ragasa sweeps through
Hundreds of thousands of people in southern China were clearing up Thursday after powerful Typhoon Ragasa crashed through Guangdong Province, ripping down trees, destroying fences, and blasting signs off buildings.
Clean-up Underway In Southern China After Typhoon Ragasa Sweeps Through
Hundreds of thousands of people in southern China were clearing up Thursday after powerful Typhoon Ragasa crashed through Guangdong Province, ripping down trees, destroying fences, and blasting signs off buildings.
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