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At least 20 people suffered in Japan, as typhoon Lupit has turned low pressure after sweeping through the country's western regions, NHK reported Monday.
Report informs, citing TASS, that eight houses were flooded due to torrential rains in Kyoto, Hiroshima, and Ehime.
Nearly 6,000 households were left without electricity after the typhoon cut power distribution lines.
On Morning morning, nearly 290 residents in western Japan received recommendations on evacuation. Now, these recommendations have already been annulled. The typhoon has also caused problems in the operation of public transport. More than 60 internal flights have been canceled.
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