Typhoon Shanshan Batters Japan, Leaving Four Dead and Hundreds Injured

Typhoon Shanshan has wreaked havoc in Japan, leaving at least four people dead and over 100 injured. The storm, which made landfall earlier this week, brought record-breaking rainfall and triggered landslides across the country. The typhoon has been described as one of the strongest storms to hit the region in recent years, causing widespread power outages affecting over 250,000 homes. Authorities have issued the highest level of alert for over five million people, with the southern regions particularly affected. Flight cancellations, train suspensions, and road closures have disrupted travel plans, impacting both residents and tourists alike. Millions of Japanese citizens received warnings to evacuate, with over 30,000 people already seeking shelter. The situation is being closely monitored and reassessed hourly.