Japan instructs two million to evacuate ahead of hurricane
Japan has carried out an evacuation of more than two million people amid warnings of floods and landslides due to the approaching Typhoon Mekala, which is currently classified as a tropical storm and is nearing the Ryukyu Islands after passing over Taiwan. The typhoon has caused heavy rains and led to the closure of hundreds of flights and the suspension of train services. Additionally, the three Taiwanese regions have been ordered to close schools and offices. No reports of casualties have been received so far, but authorities are working to evacuate hundreds of residents as the rains continue.
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