<p>Hundreds of vessels, from luxury yachts to dinghies to dragon boats, were washed ashore, damaged or sunk</a> by the powerful Typhoon Mangkhut, which pummeled Hong Kong on Sunday, September 16.</p><p>In Sai Kung, one of the worst-hit districts, many boats were submerged or damaged.</p><p>The Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club</a> and the Aberdeen Boating Club</a> also reported vessels being damaged, beached, or missing.</p><p>These videos, mostly shared on September 17, show a luxury yacht washed ashore at the Sai Kung promenade.</p><p>Mangkhut, reported as the biggest storm of 2018, uprooted an estimated 1,500 trees in the city, leaving more than 1,000 roads blocked, the South China Morning Post reported</a>. Credit: Design Living via Storyful</p><br />
