Typhoon Dujuan hits Japan’s eastern coast near Tokyo, bringing record rainfall that triggers landslides and flooding and prompts ongoing search-and-rescue efforts. Multiple outlets report deaths and missing people across the Tokyo-area region, with officials describing damage including flooded streets and travel disruption.
Accounts differ on the latest casualty totals as reports are updated. One report says four people die and searches continue for missing residents, while others cite higher figures, ranging from at least seven to at least 10 deaths, alongside several missing persons. Outlets also differ in the reported distribution between Chiba and Kanagawa prefectures, where deaths and missing cases are concentrated.
Several sources add that the typhoon leaves thousands of households without power and knocks out services. CNA and other outlets also report widespread outages in areas affected by the storm, while Al Jazeera notes Dujuan weakens and moves northeast into the Pacific after causing a period of severe impacts.
