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Ragasa: Howling Winds and Sheets of Rain in China's Zhuhai City
Officials issued red alerts and conducted door-to-door checks as families were evacuated to hotels amid strong winds, heavy rain, and coastal surges in Guangdong province.
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Super typhoon Ragasa 'brought megacities almost to a standstill' but wasn't as bad as feared
Shuttered businesses, few vehicles and roads littered with debris are what our team found on their way into the city of Zhuhai and, even after the eye of the storm had passed, the winds were still strong enough to knock you off balance.
·United Kingdom
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Typhoon Ragasa hit China's southern coast early Wednesday, forcing nearly two million people to flee their homes, as well as Hong Kong, where its promenades were battered by waves higher than streetlights. The typhoon killed four people in the Philippines on Monday and left at least 14 dead and 124 missing in Taiwan on Tuesday.
·Čestlice, Czechia
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Authorities have declared the highest level of alert.
·Bratislava Region, Slovakia
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