Hong Kong’s iconic skyline is under threat as Typhoon Wipha barrels toward the city, prompting the Hong Kong Observatory to issue its highest typhoon warning at 9:20 a.m. local time Sunday. Coastal areas are on high alert, with residents urged to stay indoors as winds intensify and waves surge. 🌊
Live footage shows the city’s towering skyscrapers shrouded in gray clouds, while emergency crews scramble to secure scaffolding and clear drainage systems. Public transport, including ferries and buses, has been suspended, and schools remain closed. 🚧🚌
"This storm is no joke—everyone’s stocking up on supplies and battening down the hatches," said local resident Mei Ling, 24, via social media. The typhoon, moving at speeds of up to 120 km/h, is expected to make landfall by late afternoon. ⚠️
Typhoon Wipha’s approach highlights the growing challenges of extreme weather in a digitally connected metropolis. Stay tuned for live updates as Hong Kong rides out the storm. 📱💨
