Hong Kong started immense clean-up activities following a Super Typhoon named Ragasa, which wounded more than 100 individuals and created significant havoc in the financial city. Ragasa swirled up to Guangdong with tens of millions of people with winds reaching up to 145 KPH on Wednesday, following the destruction of Hong Kong and the death of at least 14 in Taiwan. Hong Kong hospitals test more than 100 victims of the stormHong Kong officials reported the names of 101 individuals who were being treated in government hospitals on injuries sustained in the typhoon by Wednesday evening, and they recorded over 900 individuals seeking refuge in 50 temporary shelters around the city. The top typhoon warning was briefly reduced in Hong Kong on Wednesday afternoon, and was the second-longest warning in the history of Hong Kong. The weather service of Hong Kong considered the storm as the strongest one in the northwestern Pacific this year.