Typhoon Shanshan, one of the strongest storms to hit Japan, brought torrential downpours and widespread disruptions, causing factory closures, transportation shutdowns, and evacuations. The storm has claimed at least three lives and injured 78 people, while leaving thousands without power.
Typhoon Shanshan, also known as Typhoon No. 10, made landfall in Japan’s Kyushu on Thursday morning, causing widespread damage and injuries. The storm brought heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding, leading to power outages and evacuations. Authorities issued the highest level emergency warning in some areas due to flooding.
Typhoon Shanshan, one of the strongest storms in recent history, is heading towards Japan, posing a serious threat to the southwestern island of Kyushu. The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued urgent warnings and evacuation orders for nearly a million residents. The storm is expected to bring destructive winds, heavy rainfall, and the risk of severe flooding and landslides. Travel plans have been significantly disrupted, with numerous flight cancellations and delays at major airports. The government and local authorities are working diligently to ensure the safety of the population.
Typhoon Shanshan is approaching Japan’s main islands, prompting the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) to issue a severe weather warning. The typhoon is expected to bring strong winds, heavy rainfall, and potential disruptions to transportation and daily life. Shinkansen bullet train operators have announced potential service suspensions due to the severe weather.
