Super Typhoon Ragasa killed at least 16, left 124 missing, and caused widespread destruction in Taiwan, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Macau, and southern China.

Super Typhoon Ragasa caused at least 14 deaths and 124 missing in Taiwan after a decades-old lake barrier burst in Hualien County, triggering deadly floods and landslides. The storm, which also killed two in the northern Philippines, brought torrential rains, fierce winds, and storm surges over three meters to Hong Kong and Macau, causing widespread flooding, infrastructure damage, and transportation disruptions. Authorities in southern China shut down schools, businesses, and transit systems across at least 10 cities ahead of landfall near Zhuhai and Zhanjiang. Emergency shelters opened, thousands evacuated, and rescue efforts continued amid ongoing risks.