Chinese meteorologists have referred to Super Typhoon Ragasa as the “king of storms,” according to a report by Laura Bicker from the BBC. As the storm impacts southern China with intense winds and heavy rainfall, residents in the affected areas appear to be responding to warnings issued by local authorities.
Bicker’s report highlights that residents are taking precautions as they prepare for the effects of the typhoon. The situation is unfolding in a region that is no stranger to severe weather events, raising questions about how communities are adapting to increasingly frequent and powerful storms.
Further updates can be followed through the live story provided by the BBC.
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