This paper is making an attempt to understand and interpret the role of media and news reporting in risk society, especially in the case of “88 Ty-phoons”. By standing upon the theoretical perspective of risk society, we argue “88 Typhoons” shouldn’t be recognized as a disaster only. Through the produc-tion and reproduction of media and message, it has transformed to be (a form of) substantial risk. Moreover, it simply validates the argument that the news re-porting, the production of media content, modern society and modernity are indeed inseparable. With Giddens, Luhmann and Beck who had already pro-vided a macroscopic theoretical framework of risk society, it is argued disaster reporting connects social structure and actions to create the so called ‘media juggernaut’ and continuously produces uncertainty. In their defense, knowledge control has become the new resource for social movement which raises the pos-sibility of overtaking the original understanding of Marx’s traditional produc-tion relations. In this regard, future is included in the ‘present’ and has become a perpetual global risk across time and space. Class is dissolved because of the collapse of Marx’s production relation. Risk can therefore depart from social classes and expand itself that constructs and consolidates the reflective society within second modernity.