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    Post by Lobo Thu 10 Sep 2015, 12:28 pm

    Thursday, 10 September 2015


    Grave danger imminent! Nearly 200,000 asked to evacuate as Japan is sandwiched between a hurricane and a typhoon


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    Authorities in central Japan Thursday (Sep 9) ordered tens of thousands to flee their homes after torrential rains flooded rivers and triggered landslides, with one person missing after a mudslide buried houses.
    The Japan Meteorological Agency issued special downpour warnings for Tochigi and Ibaraki prefectures, north of Tokyo, urging vigilance against mudslides and flooding.
    "This is a scale of downpour that we have not experienced before.
    Grave danger could be imminent," meteorologist Takuya Deshimaru said at an emergency press conference.
    Parts of central Tochigi have been deluged with almost 60cm of rain since Monday evening. Authorities in Tochigi ordered more than 90,000 residents to evacuate, while another 80,000 were advised to leave their homes, public broadcaster NHK said.
    The meteorological observatory in Tochigi said the Kinugawa river, which also runs through Ibaraki, overflowed early Thursday. In Tochigi's Kanuma city, a local official said rescuers were searching for a missing person believed to be buried in mudslides.
    "We don't know details of the person yet," he said. NHK reported it was a woman in her 60s buried after mudslides destroyed houses.
    Her husband was rescued soon after, it said.
    The Japan Meteorological Agency issued a heavy rain emergency warning to Tochigi and Ibaraki prefectures on Thursday due to extremely high risks of sediment disasters in the Kanto region.
    The emergency warning for heavy rain was issued to Tochigi Prefecture at 12:20 a.m. and to Ibaraki Prefecture at 7:45 a.m. Typhoon No. 18 changed to an extratropical cyclone, triggering torrential rain that brought 405.5 millimeters of rainfall in Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture, and 325.5 millimeters in Kanuma in the prefecture during a 24-hour period until midnight Wednesday.
    Evacuation directives were issued to more than 2,600 people in Tochigi, Sakura and other cities in Tochigi Prefecture late Wednesday as water levels rose in rivers with an increased risk of landslides.

    http://www.thebigwobble.org/2015/09/grave-danger-imminent-nearly-200000.html?utm_source=BP_recent
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