Super Typhoon Ragasa, described as the strongest storm on Earth this year, is nearing landfall and has triggered mass evacuations in the Philippines, with thousands of residents fleeing to safety. The storm is also impacting Taiwan, Hong Kong, and southern China, as authorities issue alerts and take precautionary measures. Flight cancellations and school closures are occurring, with Hong Kong Airport expected to suspend operations for up to 36 hours. The super typhoon, which is moving toward the northern Philippines and has been classified as a category 4 storm, is predicted to bring winds reaching 220 km/h and significant flooding. Evacuees in the affected areas are seeking shelter as the storm approaches.