Four missing in landslide as typhoon rains lash Japan


High waves are observed along the shore as Typhoon Shanshan approaches southwestern Japan in Miyazaki, August 27, 2024, in this photo taken by Kyodo. - Photo: Kyodo/via Reuters

TOKYO: Four members of the same family were missing in Japan on Wednesday (Aug 28) after heavy rain from an approaching typhoon triggered a landslide, authorities said.

Typhoon Shanshan was 80 kilometres (50 miles) northeast of the southern Amami archipelago on Wednesday morning with gusts of up to 252 kilometres (157 miles) per hour.

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