Typhoon Lan killed in Japan killing 3

Typhoon Lan killed in Japan killing 3

Three people were killed and about 90 others were injured after a typhoon hit Japan.

The local typhoon, locally known as the Shizoka area, arrived at the ground at around 3:30 pm on Monday, around 175 kilometers south-west of Tokyo, according to the BBC.

The wind hit 198 kilometers per hour in the Lan hit Japan, the country's Meteorological Agency said.

By the influence of this storm, there was heavy rainfall in many areas on Sunday in the Japan National Assembly election day. In this, landslides and floods in some areas also occur.

Reuters reports that floods have begun to move thousands of people from their homes to safer places. But the typhoon became weak during the crossing of Tokyo capital. Then it goes back to the open sea again.

Because of the LAN, 500 flights were canceled Monday, the next day canceled more than 300 flights.
According to reports published in the wake of the storm, many passenger trains were trapped due to shutting down the power supply. Some express services and some ferry services were canceled on Monday morning.

At least three people have been killed and are now missing in the lane storm.

A 70-year-old man jumped into the sea from a boat carrying a storm and a storm-stricken person died due to the mud of a building under Fukowka. The third person died after landslide was buried in the house, local media said.

NHK television has said that 80,000 people have been ordered to move away from the city of Korimama, 200 kilometers north of Tokyo. The command is given after the arrow of the nearby river is crossed.

On the other hand, hundreds of homes in western Japan were submerged in flood waters.