Typhoon Ragasa injured six in Taiwan on Sept. 23, 2025, causing evacuations, power outages, and transport chaos.

Six people were injured across southern and eastern Taiwan as Typhoon Ragasa brought heavy rain and strong winds, prompting evacuations in Hualien due to a debris-blocked creek threatening to overflow. Over 8,500 residents were displaced, with many seeking shelter or relocating to higher ground. Power outages affected more than 11,000 households, and road and ferry services were disrupted, including routes to remote islands. Landslide warnings were issued in several counties, and emergency crews worked to restore infrastructure amid ongoing storm impacts.