Japan, Typhoon Bebinca and Amami, Kagoshima
Typhoon Bebinca strikes Philippines, Japan, and soon China
The tropical storm, with windspeeds over 198 kilometers per hour, has led to several deaths in the Philippines areas of Malabang and Zamboanga, as well as displacing around 13,000 people. All flights at Shanghai's two major airports have been canceled.
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A runaway penguin has been found safe in Japan nearly two weeks after she first went missing, having paddled 45 kilometers (28 miles) during a typhoon in a survival story her keeper called “miraculous ...
Bebinca was the second major storm to strike China this month after Super Typhoon Yagi, which made landfall in the southern ...
Typhoon Shanshan, also known as Typhoon No. in Japan's numerical naming system, tore a 3,000-year-old Yayoi Sugi (Yayoi Cedar ...
Japan has delivered emergency relief supplies to Vietnam to help with the recovery from Typhoon Yagi. A handover ceremony was ...
A runaway penguin has been found safe in Japan nearly two weeks after she first went missing, having paddled 45 kilometers (28 miles) during a typhoon in a survival story her keeper called ...
Officials in China moved some 414,000 people out of the way in Shanghai before the strongest storm in decades flooded roads and cancelled flights.
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Typhoon Bebinca battered Japan's Amami island with winds up to 198 km/h, causing heavy rainfall and increasing landslide ...
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