Super Typhoon Ragasa has significantly weakened after causing major destruction in China and Hong Kong. The storm, which initially struck with tremendous force, is now moving towards Vietnam. Authorities have launched intensive clean-up operations as the extent of the devastation becomes clearer.
Ragasa Leaves a Trail of Destruction
Ragasa reportedly killed 25 people in Taiwan and the Philippines before making landfall in mainland China. The storm battered cities with strong winds and heavy rainfall, causing widespread flooding and infrastructure damage. In Hong Kong, emergency crews worked tirelessly to reopen roads and restore power as residents began assessing the losses.
Vietnam Braces for Impact
As Ragasa weakens, Vietnam prepares for its arrival. Authorities have issued warnings for severe weather and possible landslides in vulnerable regions. The international community continues to monitor the storm, offering support and aid to affected countries. Stay updated for more information as Ragasa progresses toward Vietnam.
