The latest situation of typhoons, earthquakes and volcanoes in Japan, the latest casualties of Hagibis landing in Japan in 2019
Everyone should know that the typhoon has been waiting for Japan and has caused very heavy losses to Japan. In addition to typhoons, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions have also occurred in Japan. It is recommended that friends give up traveling to Japan in the near future. Latest casualties
Affected by Typhoon "Hagibis", there are currently 5 deaths in Kanagawa Prefecture, Fukushima Prefecture, Gunma Prefecture, and Chiba Prefecture; 17 people have died in 7 prefectures including Fukushima Prefecture and Nagano Prefecture. One person was missing; 106 people were injured in 27 prefectures.
According to reports, after "Hagibis" landed in Japan on the evening of the 12th, the lowest central pressure was 955 hPa and the maximum wind speed was 40 meters per second. Around 21:00 that night, the heavy rain caused by the typhoon has caused rivers to rise in many places, flooded roads and houses, paralyzed traffic, and affected residents' lives. Many places have reached the highest tide level since observation records were recorded. The Japan Meteorological Agency reminded people downstream to evacuate immediately.
The current heavy rainfall caused by typhoons has caused many rivers to reach flooding levels. At around 6 a.m. on the 13th, surveillance cameras observed that part of the Chikuma River in Suiho, Nagano Prefecture, was suspected of bursting, and the river water spread to residential areas. There are local nursing homes in isolation, and the fire department has begun rescue operations with small boats. Latest typhoon situation
Typhoon "Hagibis" will make landfall near Tokyo later on the 12th. This may be the strongest typhoon Japan has encountered since 1958. The 1958 Kanogawa Typhoon left more than 1,200 people dead or missing. NHK said that at a press conference held by the Japan Meteorological Agency on the 11th, the Meteorological Agency also compared this typhoon with the "Kanagawa Typhoon" that killed more than 1,200 people 61 years ago.
According to reports, due to bad weather, the Rugby World Cup being held in Japan had to cancel two games originally scheduled for Saturday (12th) in advance, and the result was declared a "draw". At the same time, the Formula One (F1) Japanese Grand Prix scheduled to be held on the 12th has also canceled all activities for that day.
Not only that, Typhoon "Hagibis", which is about to land in Japan, has seriously affected the lives of local residents.
Reports say that although the typhoon ("Hagibis") is still at sea, tornado-like winds have ravaged Chiba Prefecture (Chiba) east of Tokyo, destroying local houses It also overturned a car, killing the occupants. In addition, tens of thousands of households are currently without power, and many shops, factories and rail transportation networks have also been closed.
The government has issued evacuation alerts in some extremely dangerous areas, while local residents have been stocking up on food for the next few days on the advice of relevant authorities, the report said. According to reports, this has also resulted in little food left on supermarket shelves. Latest earthquake situation
At around 18:22 pm local time on the 12th, an earthquake with magnitude 4 was also observed in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, but this earthquake will not cause a tsunami. NHK said that the strongest earthquake was Kamogawa City in Chiba Prefecture (magnitude 4). In addition to Chiba Prefecture, other places with different levels of earthquakes were also observed in Tokyo, Izu Islands, Yokohama City, Shizuoka Prefecture and other places. of earthquakes. According to observations from the Japan Meteorological Agency, the epicenter of the earthquake was located in the sea about 80 kilometers southeast of Chiba Prefecture, and the epicenter level was estimated to be 5.7 on the Richter scale. The latest situation of volcanoes
Today, Japan is facing more than just typhoons as “natural disasters”. According to Japan's "MBC South Japan Broadcasting" report, at 16:43 pm local time, the crater at the top of the Nandake Peak of Sakurajima Volcano in Kagoshima Prefecture erupted again. According to reports, the smoke from this volcanic eruption reached a maximum altitude of 2,200 kilometers above the crater. The erupted volcanic ash drifted southward toward Ibusuki City. It is expected that ash will fall in Ibusuki City, Tarumizu City and other areas around 23:00 at night. At present, the meteorological observatory has issued a level 3 "eruption warning" for Sakurajima Volcano, restricting people from going up the mountain; in addition, the meteorological observatory also called on people to pay attention to possible volcanic ash flows within about 2 kilometers of the crater. Precautions for traveling in Japan
Due to strong winds and rains that may cause water and power outages, train suspensions, flight cancellations and various natural disasters, the Chinese Embassy in Japan specifically reminds those who plan to travel to or live in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Chinese citizens in Kanagawa, Chiba, Yutama, Yamanashi, Nagano, Shizuoka, Gunma, Tochigi, Ibaraki and other regions are prepared to deal with typhoons.
1. Visitors to Japan and Chinese citizens planning to travel, please note:
1. Pay attention to weather conditions in a timely manner and adjust your itinerary in advance. Please be sure to check the operation status of flights, ferries, trams, and highways at any time, and change or cancel your trip in advance. Since typhoons may cause traffic paralysis, please do not force your way to the airport to avoid being stranded.
2. Stay away from rivers, seaside and mountainous areas to avoid natural disasters such as floods or landslides. Some scenic spots may close early, and it is recommended to cancel the trip or change it to an indoor tour.
3. Since typhoons are force majeure, flights may be canceled and it is difficult to change tickets. Please be sure to change your itinerary in advance. If you are stranded, please treat it rationally and negotiate with the airline in a timely manner to avoid over-protecting your rights or getting involved in unnecessary legal disputes.
2. Chinese citizens who have settled in Japan, please note:
1. Reduce unnecessary outings and stay away from low-lying areas, rivers, seasides, and mountainous areas. Pay attention to the evacuation instructions and evacuation advisories issued by the government departments at work and residence in a timely manner, and follow the instructions to go to the evacuation site when necessary.
2. Prepare drinking water, emergency food, flashlights, mobile phone chargers, commonly used medicines, etc. to cope with possible water and power outages. Check water and electrical equipment, close doors and windows and secure the inside of windows with tape.
Citizens are requested to actively forward this reminder and make careful preparations to ensure safe and smooth travel.