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Powerful Hurricane Dujuan Approaches Japan's East Coast, Evacuations Ordered Near Tokyo
Hurricane Dujuan is approaching Japan’s east coast, prompting the Japan Meteorological Agency to issue warnings for heavy rain, strong winds, flooding, and landslides near Tokyo and Yokohama. Airlines All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines have canceled hundreds of flights as a precaution, while JR East has halted train services in Chiba Prefecture. Residents on the Izu Islands and in parts of Tokyo and Yokohama have been advised to evacuate to higher ground or shelters due to landslide risks. Recent rainfall has already exceeded 300 millimeters in some areas, causing minor damage in Sakura without injuries. Correspondent Anoma van der Veere notes that the storm coincides with Silver Week holidays, potentially disrupting travel for millions. The hurricane is expected to reach speeds of up to 180 kilometers per hour, with some regions anticipating over 350 millimeters of rain. Several events, including segments of the Asian Games, have been canceled.
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