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台风杜苏芮在日本造成至少四人死亡 引发创纪录降雨
台风杜苏芮带来的暴雨引发山体滑坡,在日本关东地区造成至少四人死亡、六人失踪,航班取消和新干线部分停运扰乱了东京周边的交通。
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截至9月22日,台风杜苏芮带来的暴雨引发的山体滑坡已在日本关东地区造成至少四人死亡,另有六人下落不明,当局表示。神奈川县横须贺市一名六十多岁的女性在泥石流冲入家中后死亡;其他遇难者年龄在50至80多岁之间,death于神奈川和千叶各地类似的山体滑坡。
这场风暴导致约4.5万户家庭断电,并严重扰乱了东京周边的交通。日本航空取消了135个航班,全日空取消了140个航班,东京至大阪的新干线服务部分暂停。
东京伊豆群岛的大岛在48小时内录得832毫米降雨量,创下当地历史最高纪录。周二,包括警察、消防员和自卫队人员在内的救援队伍继续在千叶和神奈川搜寻失踪者。
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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