The Osaka prefecture was mostly affected by the disaster, eight people out of 11 were killed in this area, according to NHK broadcaster. A total of 610 people were injured in 28 out of 47 Japan's prefectures.
Thousands stranded as Typhoon Jebi kills nine in Japan https://t.co/yZAlhUo2y6 pic.twitter.com/2kCfd5P433
— ITV News (@itvnews) September 5, 2018
Dozens of cars catch fire during Typhoon Jebi in Japan https://t.co/OApBbhtSnC pic.twitter.com/FesMafs8FG
— Indy World (@IndyWorld) September 4, 2018
Over 980 houses were fully or partially destroyed, the broadcaster said.
Typhoon #Jebi Japan aftermath: 6 dead, >1m ppl evacuated, third biggest airport Kansai floodedhttps://t.co/sukpzsWfDW @qz pic.twitter.com/m4SmW2m7Iy
— Stan Yee (@stanyee) September 4, 2018
By Wednesday morning, the typhoon turned into a low pressure area and moved into northwestern direction.
Some stunning shots here
— Andy Sharp (@sharp_writing) September 5, 2018
Typhoon #Jebi direct strike on #Japan in pictureshttps://t.co/VfwyckGPJr pic.twitter.com/PEqOOqlxuW
Japanese electricity providers Kansai Electric Power and Chubu Electric Power said that over 1.2 million people in Gifu, Osaka, Mie and Aichi prefectures remain without electricity.
Typhoon Jebi Japan 🙏💪 pic.twitter.com/4fkY6pboAk
— Rachel Elaine (@Rachelwings13) September 5, 2018
Footage of #typhoon #Jebi absolutely hammering Gobo in Wakayama prefecture, #Japan today — an exhausting and at times dangerous experience #台風第21号 #台風 #和歌山県 pic.twitter.com/ddqjCSYbDQ
— James Reynolds (@EarthUncutTV) September 4, 2018
In Kyoto prefecture, 160 schoolchildren have been blocked in a summer camp after the road traffic was cut off and a single road was damaged due to the typhoon.
