DIVYA DELHI : Japan has been hit by severe weather conditions brought by Typhoon Dujuan, leaving at least four people dead and disrupting daily life across affected areas. The storm has also caused widespread power outages, with around 45,000 houses reportedly left without electricity. Strong winds and heavy rainfall associated with the typhoon disrupted transportation and damaged infrastructure in several parts of the country. Emergency services and local authorities have been responding to incidents caused by the storm while monitoring the situation in vulnerable areas. The power outages have affected thousands of households, adding to the disruption caused by the severe weather. Authorities have urged residents in affected regions to remain cautious, follow evacuation and safety instructions, and avoid unnecessary travel while dangerous conditions persist. The reported deaths have highlighted the risks posed by the storm as emergency agencies continue search, rescue and relief operations. Utility teams are also working to restore electricity supplies in areas affected by the outages. Officials are continuing to assess the overall damage caused by Typhoon Dujuan. Further information on casualties, infrastructure damage and restoration efforts is expected as authorities complete their assessments.
