Injured by typhoon "Dzelavat" in Japan

Nearly 30 people were injured as a result of varying severity hit the Japanese prefecture of Okinawa powerful typhoon "Dzhelavat", normally more than 178 million homes.According to the National Meteorological Agency of Japan, typhoon "Dzhelavat", which became the 17th typhoon of the season in the northwest Pacific, surging about 40 kilometers north-east of the administrative center of the southern Japanese prefecture of Okinawa - Naha."Dzhelavat" is moving to the northeast at a speed of 25 kilometers per hour. The pressure at the center of the typhoon is 930 hPa. Squally wind speed accompanying the cyclone reaches 45 meters per second, with gusts up to 65 meters per second.As at 11.00 local time (06.00 MSK), the maximum wind speed at 50.4 meters per second was recorded in the area of ​​Naha. The rate of precipitation in the typhoon of 55 millimeters per hour. Wave heights of about 12 meters.As a result of the typhoon injured 28 people already. Information on disaster victims are still unknown. More than four thousand people were evacuated from their homes as a result of the threat of flooding.All flights from Naha Airport, scheduled for Saturday have been canceled. Meteorologists warn of the danger of landslides due to rains accompanying Typhoon, and the need to be careful because of the strong gusty winds.According to the forecast by the National Meteorological Agency, the typhoon by Sunday should reach the main Japanese island of Honshu.