Beijing: China’s global manufacturing hub, Guangdong province, Tuesday evacuated over 3.71 lakh people while its modern and affluent cities like Shenzhen shut down to face Super Typhoon Ragasa, stated to be the most powerful storm to hit the region in recent years. According to the Chinese flight data app DAST, as of Tuesday noon, Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport cancelled 210 departing flights and 319 incoming flights. Guangzhou cancelled all flights until Wednesday evening, and Zhuhai cancelled 21 flights Tuesday, the Post report said. Experts will be watching the nearly 1,969 feet tall building to see the safety of the skyscraper during the super typhoon. The structure was designed to withstand maximum wind speeds of 288 kilometres per hour and endured 2018’s Super Typhoon Mangkhut.