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Typhoon Shanshan has made landfall in Japan, causing severe damage, power outages, and prompting mass evacuations. The storm has resulted in at least four fatalities and hundreds of injuries, with record rainfall leading to landslides and flooding across southern regions. Authorities continue to issue warnings as the storm progresses northeastward.
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Typhoon Shanshan made landfall in Kyushu, Japan, on August 29, 2024, bringing winds up to 157 mph and causing significant damage. Authorities issued evacuation orders for tens of thousands, and three fatalities were reported due to landslides. Major disruptions to transportation and power outages affected over 250,000 homes.
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Typhoon Shanshan made landfall in southwestern Japan on August 29, 2024, causing severe damage, power outages for over 250,000 households, and injuring dozens. Authorities issued evacuation orders for millions as the storm is expected to impact central and eastern Japan in the coming days.
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Tropical Storm Shanshan has wreaked havoc across Japan, causing at least six deaths and widespread flooding. The storm, which made landfall as a typhoon, is expected to linger, bringing heavy rainfall and landslide risks. Evacuations are underway in affected areas, including Tokyo, as the storm continues its slow northeastward path.