В результате тайфуна «Хагибис» в Японии погибли по меньшей мере 40 человек, еще 16 числятся без вести пропавшими. Об этом сообщает ТАСС.
Как отмечается, 30 тыс. в настоящее время находятся в эвакуационных лагерях и не могут вернуться в свои дома.
По словам премьер-министра Японии Синдзо Абэ, спасатели продолжат активные поиски людей в круглосуточном режиме.
Кроме того, Абэ распорядился создать специальные группы, которые помогали бы восстановить водоснабжение и подачу электричества в пострадавших районах.
Также сообщается, что 19 человек числятся пропавшими без вести. Таким образом, на данный момент из-за стихийного бедствия пострадало уже 180 человек.Отмечается, что максимальный уровень угрозы в связи с тайфуном отменили во всех регионах Японии.
Президент, премьер и министр иностранных дел Латвии выразили выразили поддержку японскому народу и соболезнования родственникам погибших и пострадавших по поводу случившегося стихийного бедствия.
People in #Japan have experienced horrible destruction caused by #ThyphoonHaribis. I would like to express my sincere condolences to Japanese nation and all the families who lost their beloved ones.
— Egils Levits (@valstsgriba) October 13, 2019
My thoughts are with the people of #Japan and all those who have been affected by the typhoon #Hagibis, I express my deep condolences to the families of victims. @MofaJapan_en @moteging
— Edgars Rinkēvičs (@edgarsrinkevics) October 13, 2019
My heartfelt symphaty for the people of Japan, who have suffered the tragic devastation of typhoon #Hagibis .
— Krišjānis Kariņš (@krisjaniskarins) October 13, 2019
Между тем, пользователи соцсетей делятся снимками действия и последствий тайфуна.
These pictures became viral on Twitter as it shows an unusual appearance of the sky.
What’s behind these pink clouds?
The color is not totally «pink», but a «pinkish red» or «purplish red». We can sometimes see it, specifically during sunrise/sunset.#Hagibis #TyphoonHagibis pic.twitter.com/wRssRZXMJy
— Matthew S. Cuyugan (@MatthewSCuyugan) October 11, 2019
Hagibis is expected to bring violent winds to some areas. A maximum wind speed of 144 kilometers for the Kanto area, and 126 kilometers for the Tohoku region.#Hagibis #Typhoonhttps://t.co/bZpiKm8wIN pic.twitter.com/4VEOzzA9a8
— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) October 12, 2019
#Hagibis blows through Japan#Hagibis #Typhoonhttps://t.co/xZHPRNU5fb pic.twitter.com/ohunClvuJx
— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) October 13, 2019
Ghost town //
Shibuya at 6pm before a typhoon #tokyo #neon #hagibis #TyphoonHagibis pic.twitter.com/EL6d14tY7z— Alex Knight // AGK42 (@agkdesign) October 12, 2019
LOOK: The sky in Japan turned pink hours before the wrath of Super Typhoon #Hagibis #SaveJapan pic.twitter.com/9m5Yete5t3
— القط الاسود | Hussein Yasser (@mcjunior666) October 11, 2019
Typhoon #Hagibis made a direct hit on Tokyo,
-Most powerful storm for 60+ years
-Millions evacuating
-500mm of rain to fall on Tokyo in 24 hours, 700mm fell on Hakone in 48 hours
-Follows Typhoon Faxai which damaged 30,000 homes pic.twitter.com/JOhdKddS3x#PrayForJapan— ?? MIHIR ?? (@mihirm123) October 13, 2019
This Typhoon in Japan last year was 400km wide.#Hagibis is 1400km wide.
Stay inside.#RWC2019 pic.twitter.com/RtGX2VWrzu
— Martin Cross (@MartinXRugby) October 11, 2019
Typhoon #Hagibis has turned more to the NE and the eye with ~150km/h winds is now forecast to arrive at #Tokyo around 9pm tonight local time.
An updated full high def version of this video can be found here: https://t.co/IuVTL2Oi9b
Take care everyone in Japan#TyphoonHagibis pic.twitter.com/8z83rE8AHP
— The Weather Chaser (@weatherchaser) October 12, 2019
Photo from Thai people that being in Japan right now . The sky turned to pink color , so weird beautiful but scary at the same time , hope everyone in Japan will be safe. #SaveJapan #Typhoon #Hagibis pic.twitter.com/VlQKvpShSK
— Metal slime. (@Jeep_Thailand) October 11, 2019
A wide area along the Chikuma River in Nagano has been inundated with the torrential rain brought by Hagibis. City officials received many reports of houses flooded up to the second floor. Rescue operations are underway with Self Defense Force helicopters.#Hagibis #Typhoon pic.twitter.com/zoW21azFQ5
— NHK WORLD News (@NHKWORLD_News) October 13, 2019
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