Typhoon Dujuan leaves two dead and disrupts travel near Tokyo

Typhoon Dujuan has killed two people in Japan and caused travel disruption near Tokyo, according to Al Jazeera. The storm is moving north-east away from Japan’s eastern coast and into the Pacific. Its departure follows what the report describes as a path of destruction across affected areas.

The available material does not identify the victims or explain how they died. It also gives no details of the locations most severely affected, the extent of damage to buildings and infrastructure, or whether communities were evacuated. Travel near Tokyo was disrupted, but the supplied information does not specify whether the disruption affected flights, rail services, roads or other transport.

No timetable for the return of normal services was provided. The report does not include a warning from authorities, a storm-strength assessment or a forecast of further effects. Its available facts are limited to the two deaths, the travel disruption and the typhoon’s movement away from Japan toward the Pacific.