Over 1.9 Million People Under Evacuation Order in Japan by Typhoon Dujuan
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Tokyo, Sep 21 (EFE).- Typhoon Dujuan, who records gusts of 130 kilometers per hour in his epicenter, forced Monday to cancel about 500 flights at the two airports of Tokyo, as heavy rains and intense winds hit the capital of Japan. According to the Flightradar air traffic platform24 [...] The entry More than 1.9 million people under evacuation order in Japan by typhoon Dujuan was first published in HolaNews.
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Nearly two million people have been ordered to evacuate their homes as Typhoon Dujuan sweeps through Japan.
The cyclone records gusts of wind of 130 kilometers per hour in its epicenter.
Evacuation warnings have been issued for nearly 1.9 million people in many areas due to Typhoon Dujuan approaching Japan. At least 292 flights were canceled due to the typhoon, and about 52,600 households experienced temporary power outages.
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