Typhoon Krovanh forms in Pacific Ocean south of Japan, moving towards Okinawa Prefecture’s main island


TOKYO: Typhoon Krovanh, also known as Typhoon No. 24, has formed in the Pacific Ocean southeast of Okinawa Prefecture’s main island, moving slowly northwest towards the island as of 9 a.m. on Tuesday, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency.

Its central atmospheric pressure was 996 hectopascals, with a maximum instantaneous wind speed of 25 metres per second (95 kph).

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Aseanplus News

Oil tanker catches fire after colliding with trailer in Myanmar's Taungoo
Foreign woman detained over alleged immoral activities in Brunei
Four men charged in Singapore with molestation; two of them allegedly targeted intellectually disabled victims
Illegal online lender in Cambodia arrested for leaking borrower’s nude photos in ‘sextortion’ scheme
Xi calls for stronger mutual trust with Mongolia�
East Java cleric Gus Kikin vows calmer, more cohesive Nahdlatul Ulama
Amended telecommunications law paves the way for digital infrastructure
Over 20,000 kg of fish die in latest Laguna de Bay fish kill in Philippines
Myanmar has 20,000 tonnes of avocados ready for export in 2026-2027 season
Japan's benchmark 10-year bond yield reaches 3% level for first time in 30 years

Others Also Read