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Hagibis

Japan plans to postpone imperial parade over typhoon
World 6 years ago

Japan plans to postpone imperial parade over typhoon

The parade was scheduled for October 22 as part of a series of events marking the official proclamation of Emperor Naruhito's enthronement. The religious rites and imperial banquet associated with the event are still expected to go ahead, national broadcaster NHK said.
Japan allocates millions in aid for typhoon-hit regions
World 6 years ago

Japan allocates millions in aid for typhoon-hit regions

Hagibis slammed into Japan on Saturday, unleashing fierce winds and unprecedented rain that triggered landslides and caused dozens of rivers to burst their banks.
67 dead, rescuers in 'day and night' hunt for missing after Japan typhoon
World 6 years ago

67 dead, rescuers in 'day and night' hunt for missing after Japan typhoon

Typhoon Hagibis crashed into the country on Saturday night, unleashing high winds and torrential rain across 36 of the country's 47 prefectures, triggering landslides and catastrophic flooding.
Up to 35 dead as Typhoon Hagibis slams Japan
World 6 years ago

Up to 35 dead as Typhoon Hagibis slams Japan

More than 100,000 rescuers -- including 31,000 troops -- clawed through debris overnight Sunday to Monday to reach people trapped after torrential rain caused landslides and filled rivers until they burst their banks.
At least 26 dead after Typhoon Hagibis slams Japan
World 6 years ago

At least 26 dead after Typhoon Hagibis slams Japan

More than 100,000 rescuers, including 31,000 troops, were working into the night to reach people trapped after torrential rain caused landslides and filled rivers until they burst their banks.
Rescue efforts underway as Typhoon Hagibis kills seven in Japan
World 6 years ago

Rescue efforts underway as Typhoon Hagibis kills seven in Japan

Serious flooding was reported in central Japan's Nagano, where a burst levee sent swollen waters from the Chikuma river gushing into residential neighbourhoods, flooding homes up to the second floor.
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