Taiwan: Aftermath Left by Super Typhoon Ragasa in Guangfu, Hualien

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Taiwan: Aftermath Left by Super Typhoon Ragasa in Guangfu, Hualien

Super Typhoon Ragasa battered Taiwan on Tuesday, September 23, unleashing strong winds and heavy rainfall that caused widespread damage. At least 17 people have been confirmed dead, and rescue operations are still ongoing. This video shows the aftermath in Guangfu Township, Hualien.

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  • NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Guangfu Township in Hualien, 2025 at about 00:00h, Taiwan Video Recording Date/Time: September 25

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