Typhoon Nanmadol damages space centre in Japan, 130,000 still lack power

Typhoon Nanmadol damages space centre in Japan, 130,000 still lack power

One person was missing in the western prefecture of Hiroshima, and 115 others were injured across western Japan, the agency said. Most of injuries were minor, with people falling down in the rainstorm, hit by shards of broken home windows or flying objects.

More than 130, 000 houses, most of them in the Kyushu region, were nevertheless without power on Tuesday morning, based on the Economy and Market Ministry. Many convenience stores were from one point shut and some distribution associated with supplies has been postponed.

Most transportation returned to normal on Tuesday when commuters returned to work following a three-day weekend. Topic trains and most surface transportation resumed procedure, but dozens of flights were grounded in northeastern Japan.

The tropical storm offers headed out to the Pacific Ocean away from northern Japanese coast, the Japan Meteorological Agency said upon Tuesday.