Typhoon Saudel heads west after pounding Japan’s southwestern remote islands, injuring 2
Summary
Typhoon Saudel hit Japan’s southwestern islands, causing power outages, flight cancellations, and minor injuries to two people. The storm moved west toward China’s eastern coast while bringing heavy rain and the risk of landslides.Key Facts
- Typhoon Saudel passed over Okinawa and nearby remote islands in southwest Japan.
- The storm caused power outages affecting over 30,000 homes in Kagoshima prefecture.
- More than 150 flights at Okinawa’s Naha airport were canceled due to the typhoon.
- Two people suffered minor injuries: a 78-year-old woman who fell outside her home and a woman who fell during a blackout.
- The typhoon had winds up to 144 kph (89 mph) and continued moving west over the East China Sea.
- Over the past 24 hours, the Amami region received more than 23 cm (9 inches) of rain.
- The Japan Meteorological Agency warned of additional heavy rainfall and potential landslides in affected areas.
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