At least four people killed in Japan as typhoon Dujuan triggers heavy rain, landslides

A powerful typhoon has left at least four dead and 22 injured in Japan, with violent winds and heavy rainfall triggering landslides that have buried homes and left rescue teams searching for survivors. Tens of thousands of households near Tokyo remain without electricity as authorities assess widespread damage, while most severe weather warnings have been downgraded as the storm weakens and moves away. Travel disruptions and infrastructure failures compound the aftermath, leaving communities to recover from the storm’s destructive path. The situation highlights the ongoing challenges of recovery as officials work to restore power and locate those still unaccounted for.

Rescuers search for missing in collapsed homes after storm causes landslides, travel chaos and power outagesTyphoon Dujuan has killed at least four people and injured 22 in Japan, while tens of thousands of houses near Tokyo remained without power after the storm swept through the region, authorities said on Tuesday.Dujuan – which brought violent winds of 144km/h (89mph) – was moving away from Japan on Tuesday morning, allowing authorities to downgrade most heavy rain and landslide warnings. Continue reading...