According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, on the evening of August 11, typhoon “Chan Hong” made landfall in southern Ibaraki Prefecture, bringing severe weather such as strong winds to the Kanto region of Japan. Up to now, “Canhong” has injured at least 4 people, and there have been power outages in many places. Also, according to a report from Japan's Fuji TV station, Japan's two major airlines, ANA and Japan Airlines, cancelled a total of 64 flight plans on the 11th, affecting the travel of about 12,000 people. Some railway lines were also suspended due to power outages, tree dumping, etc. Currently, typhoon “Chan Hong” has weakened to a tropical depression. The Japan Meteorological Agency said that the strong wind will continue for some time, and called on the public to continue preparing for disaster prevention.

According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, on the evening of August 11, typhoon “Chan Hong” made landfall in southern Ibaraki Prefecture, bringing severe weather such as strong winds to the Kanto region of Japan. Up to now, “Canhong” has injured at least 4 people, and there have been power outages in many places. Also, according to a report from Japan's Fuji TV station, Japan's two major airlines, ANA and Japan Airlines, cancelled a total of 64 flight plans on the 11th, affecting the travel of about 12,000 people. Some railway lines were also suspended due to power outages, tree dumping, etc. Currently, typhoon “Chan Hong” has weakened to a tropical depression. The Japan Meteorological Agency said that the strong wind will continue for some time, and called on the public to continue preparing for disaster prevention.