Typhoon Dujuan Causes Floods, Landslides in Japan; 9 Dead, 4 Missing
Summary
Typhoon Dujuan's heavy rainfall has triggered floods and landslides in eastern Japan, killing at least 9 people and leaving 4 missing. More than 500 buildings have been damaged or affected, and tens of thousands of households remain without power.
Key Points
- At least 9 people have died and 4 are missing after Typhoon Dujuan brought heavy rain to eastern Japan.
- Chiba Prefecture reported 6 deaths, while 3 deaths were confirmed in Kanagawa Prefecture.
- More than 500 buildings have been destroyed, damaged, or affected across Chiba, Kanagawa, and Ibaraki prefectures.
- Over 24,700 households in Chiba and Kanagawa were still without electricity as of Wednesday morning.
