In Japan, a powerful typhoon ripped through four islands today leaving two people dead and three others missing. Japan Meteorological Agency said, Talim has made landfall on Japan's northern main island of Hokkaido, after passing by the western coast of the country. Police and fire officials said Talim left 2 person killed, 3 others missing and 35 injured across the country. The storm is moving northeast with dumping torrential rain and paralysing domestic transportation.<br/><br/>Reports said airlines canceled more than 800 flights yesterday. The Meteorological Agency warns of heavy rain and strong winds, mainly in northern Japan today. t also calls on people in the region to be vigilant against landslides and flooding, as well as storms and high waves.
News On AIR | September 18, 2017 1:30 PM
2 dead, 3 others missing after powerful Typhoon hits Japan