00:00China on Tuesday ordered schools and businesses in at least 10 cities to shut down ahead of super typhoon Ragasa, making landfall in the country's south.
00:11In Hong Kong, residents prepared by taping up windows and stockpiling food, with all schools ordered to close.
00:30The house is still closed. We need to take care of the water. And take care of the news and see if there is any other problems to follow or take care of themselves.
00:45If you buy a lot of people, you won't be very concerned. If you are concerned, you are concerned. It is very concerned.
00:51The whole city is like a year, like the meat and the meat and the vegetables.
00:54Across the border in Shenzhen, Guangdong, residents also stocked up on food and daily essentials.
01:02Workers were seen cutting down trees and taping glass storefronts in hopes of reducing damage from flying debris.
01:09Ragasa, packing winds of up to 220 kilometers per hour, is edging closer to Guangdong province.
01:16Authorities in Hong Kong are set to raise the typhoon signal to 8, its third highest, by 2.20 p.m.,
01:23a move that will shut down most businesses and transport services.
01:27The Hong Kong Observatory said it will assess whether to issue a higher warning late Tuesday or early Wednesday.
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