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cedarnews.netAt least ten people have died in Japan during severe weather caused by Hurricane Dujuan, writes The Japan Times. The hurricane swept across the country early this week, causing landslides and floods. Nearly 600 homes have been flooded, and tens of thousands of people in the prefectures of Chiba and Kanagawa are still without power. This was due, among other things, to a dike at a lake near Narita—a town about 80 kilometers east of Tokyo—breakin…
Victims located in Chiba, Kanagawa prefectures
The Japanese authorities announced today that the number of dead victims of the passage of the Dujuan typhoon through the archipelago has risen to 12, as the search and rescue of missing persons continue.
Buenos Aires, 24 September (NA) -- At least 10 people died and four others are still missing after heavy rains caused by typhoon Dujuan in Japan. One woman died in Kanagawa Prefecture, while one man was found without life inside his vehicle, which was submerged in Chiba Prefecture, east of Tokyo, according to local authorities on Wednesday.
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