Typhoon Dujuan Leaves Seven Dead in Japan

Typhoon Dujuan has claimed seven lives and left five people missing in Japan, causing significant landslides and flooding. The storm disrupted infrastructure, including power outages for 58,000 homes and the closure of a major video game fair. With record-breaking rainfall recorded in Oshima and Tokyo, scientists link the severity of the storm to climate change, noting that a warmer atmosphere holds more moisture. As recovery efforts continue, the event emphasizes the growing need for climate-resilient infrastructure to protect vulnerable urban areas from increasingly intense weather patterns.