Japan Typhoon: Typhoon Devastates Central Japan, Two Dead

Japan Typhoon: Typhoon devastates Central Japan, two dead; power failure of thousands of homes.

The storm that struck central Japan caused havoc. Two people died and thousands of homes lost their electricity due to heavy rains and storms here on Saturday.

According to the report of the Kyodo Agency, the condition of Shizuoka City in the capital Tokyo is worse. It has been raining here since Thursday.

Information provided by the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) showed that Shizuoka City, southwest of the capital Tokyo, has been hit hard by the storm.

It has been raining there since Thursday. Typhoon Talas said the speed is 65 km per hour.

Here a man of about 40 years of age died and a 29-year-old man’s car crashed in the landslide. Apart from this, 120,000 homes were cut off as a precaution due to the storm.

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Japan Typhoon: The typhoon devastates Central Japan. Electric poles damaged due to storm.

Supplier Chubu Electric Power Grid Company said that power poles were also damaged due to the landslide. “We expect it to take some time to restore power,” the company said on its Twitter account.

Central Japan Railway has restored the bullet train service suspended since Friday evening due to rain.

An advisory has been issued for Saturday afternoon in Yokohama City, 30 km south of Tokyo, asking for the evacuation of about 3,000 people.

Typhoon Nanmadol, one of the major storms to hit Japan, hit the country on Monday. I wreaked havoc. The storm caused significant damage in southern Japan before moving north toward Tokyo.

Two people were killed as a result. After making landfall in southwestern Japan, the tropical storm moved toward the Pacific on Tuesday.

Due to this, more than 100 people were injured and traffic and power supply facilities came to a standstill.