Hong Kong airport braces for Ragasa backlog of 140,000 affected passengers

Hong Kong airport braces for Ragasa backlog of 140,000 affected passengers

Eager travellers, undeterred by the Airport Authority’s announcement that outbound flights would not resume until 6am on Thursday, have headed to Hong Kong International Airport as Severe Typhoon Ragasa moved away from the city. With all flights suspended until midnight, the authority expected the airport would be very busy and anticipated handling about 1,000 flights….

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Shenzhen scrambles as Super Typhoon Ragasa nears China’s tech hub: ‘wartime readiness’

Shenzhen scrambles as Super Typhoon Ragasa nears China’s tech hub: ‘wartime readiness’

As Super Typhoon Ragasa barrels down on southern China, the country’s tech and manufacturing hub has gone into emergency lockdown mode. With the highest alert level declared, officials in Shenzhen – the southern manufacturing powerhouse with a reputation as China’s Silicon Valley – sounded the alarm for “wartime readiness”. Residents responded by scrambling to stockpile…

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