Landslides and floods in Japan after the typhoon claimed 12 lives

The death toll from the effects of Typhoon Dujuan, which passed along the central Pacific coast of Japan on September 20, reached 12 people. Four other residents are still missing, according to NHK.

Most of the dead were victims of landslides. Some people drowned in cars trapped in water traps in flooded areas in the lowlands. According to the latest data, more than 360 educational institutions were affected by the effects of the typhoon.

In Chiba Prefecture, located near Tokyo, the water in many areas did not go away for several days. The flood severely damaged farmland and also affected about a thousand homes.

Especially unusual damage was recorded in the city of Narita, where the international airport is located. The flow of water destroyed the farm for breeding decorative multi-colored carp: more than 100,000 fish were carried away from the ponds.

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