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Typhoon Dujuan's Tokyo-region flooding

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DevelopingNext check : Updates on missing-person searches and urgent flood and landslide response.

Where it stands

Typhoon Dujuan brought record rain to the Tokyo region on September 21, killing nine people in Chiba and Kanagawa and leaving four missing. Thousands of homes were without power and flights were canceled; missing-person searches and urgent flood and landslide response remain open.

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  1. Update 1Typhoon Dujuan Brushes Tokyo, Leaves 9 Dead and 4 Missing

The story so far

  1. Update 1

    Typhoon Dujuan Brushes Tokyo, Leaves 9 Dead and 4 Missing

    Dujuan never made landfall on the capital, but days of soaking rain turned hillsides to mud, killed nine, left four missing and cut power to tens of thousands.

    What moved

    • Nine dead and four missing across Chiba and Kanagawa

    Still open after this report

    • Whether saturated slopes and rivers will produce further slides or flooding

History

  1. Opened1 report

Who's involved

Places

  • ChibaChiba, Japan1 report
  • KanagawaKanagawa, Japan1 report
  • Meguro RiverMeguro River, Tokyo, Japan1 report
  • Narita International Airport1-1 Furugome, Narita, Chiba 282-0004, Japan1 report
  • TokyoTokyo, Japan1 report
  • Ōshima IslandŌshima Island, Oshima, Tokyo, Japan1 report

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