Japan orders evacuations and cancels flights as Typhoon Dolphin approaches
Most outlets reported that Japan ordered evacuations and canceled over 500 flights as Typhoon Dolphin approached. The Business Recorder provided additional context, mentioning hundreds of thousands of evacuees and the potential for violent winds and heavy rain. Dunya News specified the number of evacuees as nearly 260,000 and named the affected prefectures, Kagoshima and Okinawa.
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Typhoon Dolphin triggers evacuations in Japan
Nearly 260,000 residents ordered to move as strong winds, heavy rain, and flight cancellations hit southwestern regions. The post Typhoon Dolphin triggers evacuations in Japan appeared first on BOL News.
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Japan orders evacuations as Typhoon Dolphin approaches, cancels 500 flights
Authorities issued evacuation orders for nearly 260,000 residents in Kagoshima and Okinawa prefectures
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Japan orders evacuations as Typhoon Dolphin approaches, cancels 500 flights
TOKYO: Hundreds of thousands of people in southwestern Japan were ordered to evacuate and more than 500 flights cancelled on Friday as slow-moving Typhoon Dolphin approached the region to bring violent winds, heavy rain and high waves. The Category 1 typhoon had maximum sustained winds of 144 kph (89.5 mph) with gusts reaching 198 kph and was nearing a chain of islands between the Kyushu r...
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