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Topan Dujuan Tewaskan Sedikitnya Empat Orang di Jepang, Picu Hujan Terekor
Tanah longsor akibat hujan lebat dari Topan Dujuan menewaskan sedikitnya empat orang di wilayah Kanto Jepang dan membuat enam orang hilang, sementara pembatalan penerbangan dan penghentian sebagian layanan kereta peluru mengganggu perjalanan di sekitar Tokyo.
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Tanah longsor yang dipicu hujan lebat dari Topan Dujuan menewaskan sedikitnya empat orang di wilayah Kanto, Jepang, hingga 22 September, dengan enam orang lainnya dilaporkan hilang, kata otoritas setempat. Seorang perempuan berusia 60-an tahun tewas di Yokosuka, Prefektur Kanagawa, setelah lumpur mengalir ke rumahnya; korban lainnya, berusia 50-an hingga 80-an tahun, tewas dalam tanah longsor serupa di Kanagawa dan Chiba.
Badai tersebut memutus aliran listrik ke sekitar 45.000 rumah dan menyebabkan gangguan besar pada perjalanan di sekitar Tokyo. Japan Airlines membatalkan 135 penerbangan dan All Nippon Airways membatalkan 140 penerbangan, sementara layanan kereta peluru antara Tokyo dan Osaka dihentikan sebagian.
Pulau Oshima di kepulauan Izu, Tokyo, mencatat curah hujan 832 milimeter dalam 48 jam, jumlah tertinggi yang pernah tercatat di lokasi tersebut. Tim penyelamat, termasuk polisi, pemadam kebakaran, dan personel Pasukan Bela Diri, terus mencari orang-orang yang hilang di Chiba dan Kanagawa pada hari Selasa.
Key facts
- At least four people were killed by landslides in Japan's Kanto region as of September 22, 2026.
- Six people remain missing following the landslides in Kanagawa and Chiba prefectures.
- About 45,000 homes lost power due to the storm.
- Japan Airlines cancelled 135 flights and All Nippon Airways cancelled 140 flights.
- Oshima Island recorded 832mm of rain in 48 hours, the highest total on record for the location.
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