Japan hit by torrential rain as Storm Mawar advances FMTNews FMTWorld
TOKYO: Parts of Japan were slammed by torrential rain today as Tropical Storm Mawar neared, prompting authorities to advise over a million people to evacuate, though no injuries were reported.
Nearly 1.3 million across Japan were advised to evacuate, the Fire and Disaster Management Agency said, with the largest number in areas of western Honshu,such as Wakayama prefecture. “What happened five years ago is still as clear as yesterday,” one woman in the smallest main island of Shikoku told NHK public broadcaster, explaining why she had evacuated.
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