Summary
Millions of people were told to evacuate from their homes as Typhoon Shanshan lashed southwest Japan with strong winds and heavy rain on Thursday, knocking out power, snarling air traffic and forcing major factories to close.
Voice Of America
At least three people have been killed so far and scores injured in what authorities have warned could be one of the strongest ever storms to hit the region.
Hindustan Times
Southern parts of the country saw wind gusts of up to 252 kilometers per hour, with authorities issuing evacuation warnings to hundreds of thousands of people.
Le Monde
A rare special typhoon warning has been issued for most parts of Kagoshima Prefecture, as per the weather agency, with public transport operators cancelling trains and flights.
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