Hundreds of flights cancelled and Hong Kong’s stock market closed until Thursday Hong Kong and its world-leading airline and container shipping hubs were in shutdown mode today as the city was battered by Typhoon Hato. As the city awoke this morning the storm was given a danger level of...
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