- Japan faces the threat of Typhoon Shanshan, described as “extremely strong.”
- Heavy rain preceding the typhoon has already caused landslides in central Japan, leaving three people missing.
- Authorities have warned residents and advised preparation for possible evacuation.
- The typhoon is expected to make landfall by Thursday, bringing heavy rains and strong winds.
- Local preparations include stocking up on water and supplies, and moving to safer areas like Hiroshima from Fukuoka.
- Transport services, including fast train services and flights, are likely to face cancellations due to the typhoon.
- Most of the country, including areas far from the center of the typhoon, has been affected by heavy rain.
- Residents in areas prone to power outages and structural damage, especially in rural regions, are at significant risk.
- Authorities are preparing shelters and food, canceling non-urgent meetings and work to ensure safety.
- Residents are receiving alerts on their mobile phones about the typhoon’s trajectory and are advised to ensure they have enough water, food, and know the locations of shelters.
- The extent and strength of Typhoon Shanshan are notable, affecting a wide area and prompting extensive preparations.
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