President Ferdinand Marcos Jr ordered the Philippines' disaster response agency to go on full alert and mobilise all government agencies as Super Typhoon Ragasa made landfall in the north of the country. The Babuyan Islands remained under a high-level storm warning signal, with residents advised to avoid coastal areas and riverbanks. Disaster agency footage showed northern Cagayan province facing fierce winds and heavy rainfall, with strong waves and trees swaying violently. In Taiwan, Ragasa's outer bands were not expected to bring a direct hit, but heavy rainfall was forecast for the east coast. Chinese authorities activated flood control measures in several southern provinces, warning of heavy rainfall starting Tuesday night.