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Japan's Chiba faces months of recovery after Typhoon Dujuan
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Typhoon Dujuan has left Japan 's Chiba Prefecture with more than 25 billion yen in damage to agriculture, forestry and fisheries, a disrupted railway and residents uncertain about the future.
Key facts
- Residential areas in the prefecture, east of Tokyo , are now free of floodwater a month after the storm's heavy rain.
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- The prefecture's disaster response headquarters recorded 10 deaths and 37 injuries as of Tuesday, along with 795 houses destroyed or severely damaged and 1,534 flooded.
- A 10-day inundation wiped out the entire crop on land farmed by Akihisa Suzuki , 76, in Narita .
Summary
Residential areas in the prefecture, east of Tokyo , are now free of floodwater a month after the storm's heavy rain.
The prefecture's disaster response headquarters recorded 10 deaths and 37 injuries as of Tuesday, along with 795 houses destroyed or severely damaged and 1,534 flooded.