Japan hit the biggest typhoon in decades – BBC News

Heavy rains and tornado-like winds are shaking large parts of Japan, as the country has been suffering from what could be its worst storm for 60 years. Typhoon Hagibis ’eyes landed before 19:00 hours (10:00 GMT) on the Izu Peninsula, southwest of Tokyo. More than seven million people have been asked to flee their homes amid severe flooding and landfill warnings. Train services have been disrupted and more than a thousand flights have landed. A man was killed in Chiban, east of Tokyo, when high winds overturned the car. Subscribe HERE .

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