Typhoon "Tallas" caused 5 people in Japan to die

Xinhua News Agency, Tokyo, September 24 (Reporter Jiang Qiao Mei Guo Dan) Affected by Typhoon "Tallas", Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan has recorded heavy rain from the evening of the 23rd to 24th, and caused disasters such as landslides. Cause two deaths, injured 3 people, and the whereabouts of one person were unknown.

According to the announcement of the Japanese Meteorological Agency, 6 regions in Shizuoka Prefecture set a record of the highest precipitation in the history of observations. Among them, the 24 -hour precipitation of the 24 -hour precipitation in Shizuoka City's Junhe District of Shizuoka City reached 416.5 mm at 6 am on the 24th. "Tallas" is currently transformed into temperature low pressure.

The police in Shizuoka County said that the mountain landslides of the county's hanging Chuanchuan City caused the house to collapse and one person was trapped and died; the three houses in Hamong City suffered a landslide, causing three people to be injured. In addition, an elderly man in the county encountered floods drowned on his way home.

According to the Central Electric Power Company, the two -seater tower in Kwai District, Shizuoka City collapsed due to the landslide of the mountains, causing more than 2,000 users to stop power.

According to Japanese media reports, a total of 873 households in Shizuoka Prefecture were immersed in water. About 55,000 households in Shizuoka were broken in water, and mobile communication in some areas was poor. Tokyo to Shinkansen to Shin Osaka was suspended for a while.

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