Typhoon Surge Destroys Hong Kong Restaurant Front
Typhoon Surge Destroys Hong Kong Restaurant Front
US · Published Sep 25, 2025
Super Typhoon Ragasa's storm surge destroyed a Hong Kong restaurant front, causing significant damage.
The typhoon, with 165 mph winds, hit Guangdong Province after causing 17 deaths in Taiwan.
Heavy rain from Ragasa may trigger flooding and landslides in China, Vietnam, and Laos.
Restaurant destroyed, typhoon hits Guangdong Province
Super Typhoon Ragasa has inflicted significant damage in Hong Kong, particularly impacting a restaurant whose front was destroyed by a devastating storm surge. The powerful typhoon, packing winds nearing 165 mph (approximately 265 km/h), made landfall in Guangdong Province, China, after a destructive passage through Taiwan where it tragically caused at least 17 fatalities. The immense force of the storm surge breached the restaurant's defenses, leading to extensive structural damage and highlighting the vulnerability of coastal establishments to extreme weather events.
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