Super Typhoon Ragasa has struck Northern Philippines, leading to at least three fatalities and the evacuation of over 10,000 residents from villages and schools. The typhoon, classified as a super typhoon due to its sustained winds of 215 km/h (134 mph), made landfall on Panuitan Island in Cagayan province. As the storm progresses towards southeastern China, it poses significant risks of flooding and landslides. Schools and government offices were closed across 30 provinces, including the Manila region. Reports indicate damage to infrastructure, including a school roof that was torn off and landed on an evacuation center. The Philippines, frequently affected by tropical cyclones, faces increasing storm intensity attributed to climate change, raising concerns for millions living in disaster-prone areas.