Japan cancels hundreds of flights amid Typhoon Dujan
Typhoon Duguan caused the cancellation of 275 flights in Japan and led to warnings of unprecedented rainfall that could exceed the monthly average for September. The cyclone, accompanied by winds reaching 144 km/h, resulted in the closure of major events such as the Tokyo Games Exhibition and power outages affecting over 4,000 homes in Chiba Prefecture. Additionally, airlines canceled around 255 domestic and international flights, and some railway services were suspended, with forecasts indicating that heavy rains will continue in the area.
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