Millions urged to evacuate ahead of Typhoon Dujuan
Typhoon Dujuan has struck Japan, prompting nearly two million residents to evacuate in affected prefectures. The storm, with sustained winds of 130 km/h and gusts reaching 194 km/h, caused power outages and the cancellation of major events, including a music festival and a video game convention. While warnings have been downgraded in most areas, some regions remain under severe alerts for heavy rain and landslides. The typhoon is part of a series intensified by the "super El Niño," which has contributed to stronger storms due to warmer ocean waters.
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