Typhoon Dujuan kills at least two in Japan, leaves 50,000 homes without power
Source Summary
Typhoon Dujuan killed at least two people in Japan and triggered landslides and widespread power outages affecting nearly 50,000 homes near Tokyo. The storm brought winds of 144 km/h (89 mph) before moving away from the region on Tuesday morning, allowing authorities to downgrade heavy rain and landslide warnings.
Why it matters
Typhoon Dujuan caused direct loss of life and disrupted essential services for tens of thousands of households in a major metropolitan region.
