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台風デュージェン、日本で少なくとも4人死亡 記録的豪雨
台風デュージェンによる豪雨で発生した土砂崩れにより、日本の関東地方で少なくとも4人が死亡、6人が行方不明となった。欠航や新幹線の一部運休で東京周辺の交通も混乱した。
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当局によると、台風デュージェンによる豪雨で発生した土砂崩れにより、9月22日時点で関東地方で少なくとも4人が死亡し、他に6人が行方不明となっている。神奈川県横須賀市では60代の女性が自宅に土砂が流れ込み死亡。他の犠牲者は50代から80代で、神奈川と千葉で同様の土砂崩れにより死亡した。
この台風により約4万5000戸が停電し、東京周辺の交通に大きな乱れが生じた。日本航空は135便、全日本空輸は140便を欠航し、東京・大阪間の新幹線も一部運休となった。
東京・伊豆諸島の大島では48時間で832ミリの雨量を観測し、同地点の観測史上最高を記録した。火曜日には警察、消防、自衛隊員を含む救助隊が千葉と神奈川で行方不明者の捜索を続けた。
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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