Cyclone Dujwaan Nears Tokyo

Regions of Izu Islands and the Pacific Ocean in Japan have experienced more than 300 millimeters of rainfall since Saturday, accompanied by warnings of increasing danger from Typhoon Dujgan, which is approaching eastern Japan. Japanese authorities have issued the highest level of emergency warnings, especially in Oshima, located 110 kilometers from Tokyo, due to saturated soil from rain and the potential for landslides. Heavy rainfall is expected to intensify as the typhoon gets closer, accompanied by strong winds, increasing the risk of floods, landslides, and mudslides in the Kanto region and eastern Japan. Official movements have also been affected, with the Prime Minister’s departure to New York for United Nations meetings delayed; she is expected to leave Tokyo later this evening. Authorities are urging people to monitor weather developments carefully and remain cautious of the imminent worsening conditions as Dujgan approaches, potentially passing near Tokyo later today.

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