[On-Site Report] Chiba's Inbanuma Levee Collapses; Water Inflow Has Stopped, but "Temporary Construction Is Still in Place"; Restoration Work Continues 24 Hours a Day; Risk of "Warning-Level Heavy Rain" Again in Chiba; Heightened Vigilance in the Affected Areas; Typhoon No. 26 to Make Closest Approach to Kanto on October 1st
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On the 3rd, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced that emergency measures had been completed at Lake Inbanuma in northern Chiba Prefecture, which had breached its banks due to record-breaking heavy rains caused by Typhoon No. 25. The prefecture had already completed work at one of the two breached locations, and will now proceed with full restoration work. The emergency measures taken by the Ministry of Land, Inf…
According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, as of noon today, September 30th, Typhoon No. 26 has a central pressure of 1,000 hectopascals and a maximum wind speed of 18 meters per second, and is moving northeast over the sea south of Japan. It is expected to make its closest approach to the Kanto region between morning and noon on October 1st. In Chiba Prefecture, which has already suffered extensive damage from the heavy rains of Typhoon No. …
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