Typhoon Dujan impacts Japan with casualties
Four people have died, and another six remain missing as a result of Typhoon Dujang, which struck the central coast of Japan's Honshu Island and continues to affect the area. The typhoon caused landslides triggered by heavy rain, resulting in the deaths of three individuals and the loss of others. Widespread flooding also inundated streets and vehicles, with rainfall surpassing 410 millimeters over two days. Although the weather has improved, railway services remain suspended on many lines in the Tokyo area. Authorities have advised more than 1.6 million people to move to safe areas.
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