HONG KONG – Canada-born Hong Kong actress-singer Charlene Choi is among the hundreds of thousands of people feeling the effects of Super Typhoon Saola. Hong Kong imposed its highest hurricane storm signal 10 on Friday, and urged its citizens to remain indoors and stay...
HONG KONG – Canada-born Hong Kong actress-singer Charlene Choi is among the hundreds of thousands of people feeling the effects of Super Typhoon Saola.
Hong Kong imposed its highest hurricane storm signal 10 on Friday, and urged its citizens to remain indoors and stay away from windows and doors exposed to the strong winds. On Saturday, Choi shared on Instagram a reel of the severe leaks in her home caused by the ferocious typhoon that has battered the island.
In the short video that showed her predicament, water is seen seeping through gaps between the ceiling and windows. Heavy rain can also be heard pelting against the windows. The 40-year-old member of Cantopop group Twins posted a photo of towels lining the windows to soak up the rainwater and seal up the gaps, with the caption: “Hold on tight.”
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