This is the moment massive waves from Typhoon Ragasa smash through a Hong Kong hotel. As the ‘King of Storms’ made landfall in China, 1.9 million people were evacuated from its path. Typhoons are strengthening faster and lasting longer as a result of climate change, scientists say. #Ragasa #Typhoon #Storm #Climate #China #HongKong #Channel4News | Channel 4 News

Hong Kong is being hit hard by Super Typhoon Ragasa, with winds reaching 220 km/h, heavy rain, and storm surges up to five meters. The city has raised its T10 storm warning, closed schools, grounded over 700 flights, and urged residents to stay indoors. Flooding and fallen trees have blocked streets, while dramatic videos show water sweeping through low-lying areas. The storm has already caused injuries in Hong Kong, with at least 62 people hurt, while Taiwan and the Philippines have suffered fa