Japan: Typhoon: 2014/08/09
GLIDE: TC-2014-000106-JPN
| Period | 2014/08/09 |
|---|---|
| Country or District | Japan |
| Event Type | Typhoon |
| Outline | Typhoon Halong lashed Japan on 9 August 2014, bringing heavy rainfall. Authorities ordered the evacuation of over half a million people. |
| Summary | ||
|---|---|---|
| Human Impact | Physical Impact | Others |
| Cabinet Office 2014/08/18 | ||
| Killed: 6 Missing: 0 Seriously injured: 14 Slightly injured: 74 |
Totally collapsed houses: 10 Halfly collapsed houses: 10 Partially damaged houses: 680 Inundation above floor level: 1,562 Inundation below floor level: 4,402 Nonresidential buildings: 554 |
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| Cabinet Office 2014/08/15 | ||
| Killed: 6 Missing: 0 Seriously injured: 14 Slightly injured: 74 |
Totally collapsed houses: 10 Halfly collapsed houses: 12 Partially damaged houses: 670 Inundation above floor level: 1,539 Inundation below floor level: 4,333 Nonresidential buildings: 415 |
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| Cabinet Office 2014/08/14 | ||
| Killed: 6 Missing: 0 Seriously injured: 14 Slightly injured: 74 |
Totally collapsed houses: 9 Halfly collapsed houses: 12 Partially damaged houses: 623 Inundation above floor level: 1,533 Inundation below floor level: 4,223 Nonresidential buildings: 415 |
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| Cabinet Office 2014/08/13 | ||
| Killed: 5 Missing: 1 Seriously injured: 14 Slightly injured: 73 |
Totally collapsed houses: 9 Halfly collapsed houses: 11 Partially damaged houses: 577 Inundation above floor level: 1,509 Inundation below floor level: 3,695 Nonresidential buildings: 404 |
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| Cabinet Office 2014/08/12 | ||
| Killed: 5 Missing: 1 Seriously injured: 13 Slightly injured: 67 |
Totally collapsed houses: 7 Halfly collapsed houses: 7 Partially damaged houses: 366 Inundation above floor level: 929 Inundation below floor level: 2,165 Nonresidential buildings: 280 |
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| Cabinet Office 2014/08/11 | ||
| Killed: 5 Missing: 1 Seriously injured: 10 Slightly injured: 61 |
Totally collapsed houses: 6 Halfly collapsed houses: 8 Partially damaged houses: 257 Inundation above floor level: 709 Inundation below floor level: 1,751 Nonresidential buildings: 78 |
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| Cabinet Office 2014/08/10 | ||
| Killed: 4 Missing: 2 Seriously injured: 8 Slightly injured: 46 |
Totally collapsed houses: 5 Halfly collapsed houses: 2 Partially damaged houses: 88 Inundation above floor level: 696 Inundation below floor level: 1,648 Nonresidential buildings: 14 |
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| Cabinet Office 2014/08/10 | ||
| Killed: 4 Missing: 1 Seriously injured: 5 Slightly injured: 28 |
Totally collapsed houses: 3 Halfly collapsed houses: 2 Partially damaged houses: 73 Inundation above floor level: 693 Inundation below floor level: 1,629 Nonresidential buildings: 10 |
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Related Links
Report/Articles
Cabinet Office 2014/08/18
Report of Cabinet Office as at 18:00, 18 August 2014 (For Typhoon Nakri and Halong, from 30 July)
Cabinet Office 2014/08/15
Report of Cabinet Office as at 18:00, 15 August 2014 (For Typhoon Nakri and Halong, from 30 July)
Cabinet Office 2014/08/14
Report of Cabinet Office as at 21:00, 14 August 2014 (For Typhoon Nakri and Halong, from 30 July)
Cabinet Office 2014/08/13
Report of Cabinet Office as at 12:00, 13 August 2014 (For Typhoon Nakri and Halong, from 30 July)
Cabinet Office 2014/08/12
Report of Cabinet Office as at 12:00, 12 August 2014 (For Typhoon Nakri and Halong, from 30 July)
Cabinet Office 2014/08/11
Report of Cabinet Office as at 12:00, 11 August 2014 (For Typhoon Nakri and Halong, from 30 July)
Cabinet Office 2014/08/10
Report of Cabinet Office as at 21:00, 10 August 2014 (For Typhoon Nakri and Halong, from 30 July)
Cabinet Office 2014/08/10
Report of Cabinet Office as at 12:00, 10 August 2014 (For Typhoon Nakri and Halong, from 30 July)
Japantiems 2014/08/10
A powerful typhoon that brought strong winds and heavy rain to western Japan moved out to sea Sunday afternoon 10 August, leaving at least nine people dead, two missing and dozens injured.
Japantimes 2014/08/09
The Meteorological Agency issued a warning for heavy ran in Mie Prefecture, prompting two towns to order about 570,000 residents to evacuate due to a fear of flooding from swollen rivers. Among the areas that experienced strong rains was Owase, Mie Prefecture, with an hourly rainfall of 85 mm.
Pictures
Digital Typhoon
Typhoon 201411 (HALONG)