The Philippines are preparing today for the passage of the superfront Ragasa. Businesses and schools will remain closed along the Manila subway, as well as large parts of the country.
The “Hurricane of the Decade” is moving towards the northern bath, causing devastating winds and heavy rainfall.
State meteorological officials have set the remote islands of Babujian at the largest level of hurricanes for hurricanes, urging residents of low altitude areas and coastal communities to abandon them to protect themselves from strong thunderstorms and potential floods.
The maximum wind speed is expected to reach 205 kilometers per hour, with gusts of more than 250 kilometers / h. Hurricane Ragasa is estimated to cause landslides during his passage from the Babujan Islands around noon before crossing the narrow bathroom
Ragasa is not expected to hit Taiwan immediately, but he is estimated to have a heavy rainfall on the sparsely populated east coast of the island. Taiwan has issued warnings and canceled flights to the eastern cities, including Taitun and Hualien cities.
