The horrific image when the super typhoon Hagibis ripped up the house, causing many people to die

At least 7 people were killed and more than a dozen others went missing after Typhoon Hagibis struck Japan on October 12, destroying many homes, causing floods, landslides, earthquakes in Tokyo and large areas of Tokyo. Central and Eastern Japan.

According to the Washington Post, life in the capital Tokyo was turned upside down even before the super typhoon Hagibis hit the evening of October 12 on the Izu Peninsula in western Tokyo when public transport was suspended, shops closed and The street is empty.In the image of the water surrounding the residential area of ​​Ise, Mie Prefecture, central Japan.

Super Typhoon Hagibis, with winds of up to 216 km / h, was considered the strongest storm to hit Japan in decades.This storm has caused many kinds of extreme weather such as tornadoes, earthquakes, landslides . in many areas of Japan.In the photo is a devastating scene in Ichihara, east of Tokyo.

Houses in Ichihara, Chiba prefecture have been torn up by a super typhoon.Amidst the storm, a 5.3 magnitude earthquake struck off the southeast coast of Tokyo, shaking buildings in the capital.

As of October 13, super typhoon Hagibis has left at least 7 people dead and dozens missing.

On the morning of October 13, the storm weakened significantly and was no longer on land, but heavy rains caused severe flooding in many areas affected by the storm such as Fukushima, Miyagi and Iwate.

Shinkansen in the picture are flooded in a parking lot in Nagano, where a broken dike has caused the Chikuma River water to flood into the residential areas.Many houses here have been flooded to the second floor.

Other Tokyo authorities have asked the Ground Self-Defense Forces to assist in evacuation, rescue and recovery after the storm, while the warning of increasing floods and landslides has been regularly raised.

The cafe sank in the flood in the super typhoon Hagibis.

Authorities have issued an evacuation request for more than 7 million people, of which tens of thousands have been evacuated from government-built facilities.

The scene was devastated October 13 after the storm.Soldiers were deployed to several areas to rescue people trapped by flooding.

About 100 people injured by the storm were recorded, while more than 270,000 households lost power.

1. Before the Typhoon Hagibis landed, the sky of Japan suddenly turned strangely purple