Nepal, Sept. 22 -- Hong Kong International Airport is bracing for impact, with plans to ground all passenger flights for 36 hours as the city prepares for one of its fiercest super typhoons in years.

According to multiple reports, airport and aviation officials are planning to suspend flights from as early as 6 pm on September 23, 2025, until 6 am on September 25, in anticipation of Super Typhoon Ragasa approaching. The Airport Authority Hong Kong is closely monitoring the situation and has begun preparations for the storm. An official announcement is expected soon, and the Hong Kong Observatory intends to issue its first precautionary signal.

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