The typhoon hit Japan. What do we know
Nearly 17,000 homes and apartments remain without power in Chiba and Kanagawa prefectures in Japan. This was reported by Tokyo Electric Power.

Nearly 17,000 homes and apartments remain without power in Chiba and Kanagawa prefectures in Japan. This was reported by Tokyo Electric Power.
Typhoon Dujuan passed on September 20 along the central part of the Pacific coast of Japan. Power engineers are working to restore power on September 25.
According to local authorities, about 600 houses were seriously damaged in the disaster zone. In Chiba Prefecture, traffic on local railway lines has been disrupted: authorities are checking the condition of the canvas after massive flooding.
The victims of the typhoon were 10 people, 4 more are missing. They were mostly killed by landslides.
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