Typhoon Dujuan kills at least two as floods, landslides hit Japan

Powerful Typhoon Dujuan killed at least two people and triggered floods, landslides and transport chaos near Tokyo before moving northeast over the Pacific.

• Typhoon Dujuan, packing winds of 144 km/h, killed at least two people, one in Yokosuka and one in Chiba.
• Evacuation advisories covered more than 1.6 million residents in and around Tokyo, and nearly 50,000 households in Chiba remained without power.
• Japan Railways suspended bullet train services between Tokyo and Osaka, and the Tokyo Game Show closed early on its final day.
• The Japan Meteorological Agency warned rainfall through Tuesday could exceed September's monthly average, bringing record-breaking heavy rain.