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Severe rain from Typhoon Shanshan causes road to wash out in Hyuga City, Japan
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August 30, 2024
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1:46Now PlayingFire crews in Japan’s Miyazaki Prefecture surveyed extensive damage to a road as heavy rain and strong winds from Typhoon Shanshan impacted the country’s southern region on Thursday, August 29.
Footage posted to X by the Hyuga City Fire Department on Thursday morning shows a washed-out road near the city.
A possible tornado touched down in the city of Miyazaki, local outlet NHK said, citing Japanese weather officials and eyewitnesses.
By noon on Thursday, a total of 54 people had been injured and one person remained missing in Kyushu, after the typhoon made landfall in the adjacent Kagoshima Prefecture. Thirty of those injured were in Miyazaki Prefecture.
Thousands of residents in southwest Japan have been evacuated from their homes, with more than a million households ordered to evacuate.
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