Super Typhoon Doksuri damaged stalls and blew down signs as it whipped through a market in the Philippines.

Video shows raging winds battering stores in Calasiao Town in Pangasinan province on July 25.

The Pangasinan Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office said the province has been placed under 'red alert status' as powerful winds and flash floods from the typhoon were expected.

Doksuri, known as Egay in the Philippines, battered the country but weakened slightly overnight and is now the equivalent of a Category 3 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson scale, losing its super typhoon status on July 26.

It touched down in Aparri Town, Cagayan province in the northern part of the country some 360 miles from the capital Manila at 3:10 am on July 26, state weather agency PAGASA said. Doksuri made a second landfall in Calayan Town in the same province at 9:30 am today.

Forecasters now expect the storm to track northwest towards Taiwan and China, with landfall possible in eastern Guangdong or the Fujian on the Chinese mainland.