Se estima que los vientos alcancen hasta 126 kilómetros por hora (INTERNET)
El tifón Hagibis, considerado como uno de los más poderosos en las últimas décadas para Japón, tocó tierra durante la tarde de este sábado en horario del país oriental, causando desastres entre sus habitantes.
La prefectura de Chiba, que se ubica al este de la isla de Honshu, es hasta el momento uno de los lugares más afectados a causa del fenómeno natural, cobrando la vida de una persona quien falleció al ser volcado con su camioneta por los fuertes vientos. Según informan medios internacionales.
De acuerdo a la Agencia Meteorológica de Japón, se estima que los vientos podrían alcanzar hasta 126 kilómetros por hora, lo que es casi el equivalente a la fuerza de un huracán de categoría 1.
A través de redes sociales usuarios han compartido videos y fotografías de las catástrofes que ha dejado Hagibis a su paso en tierras orientales. En estos se aprecia a vehículos siendo volteados por la fuerza del aire, así como lugares inundados y afectados debido a las lluvias.
Por medio del hashtag #PrayForJapan, internautas se unen en Twitter para apoyar al país.
stay safe for everyone in Japan #PrayForJapan pic.twitter.com/BdQYFDEwBe
— (@AceQuezmar1) October 12, 2019
Pray for Japan #SaveJapan#PrayForJapan #Japan #TyphoonHagibisJapan #ShowtimeAdvicedGanda pic.twitter.com/fWqhBXEWl1
— Dennis Nolasco (@DennisLampas15) October 12, 2019
this is so scary i cant imagine myself being in this situation, what more of those who are in japan right now :(( please dont forget to put them in your prayers as they have been struck by so mang disasters in just one day.#PrayForJapan pic.twitter.com/xqpytwc0w0
— solana is lowkey inactive (@2dorokis) October 12, 2019
Nature is always one step ahead !#PrayForJapan pic.twitter.com/upczPL7MEv
— By A (@W_ByA_W) October 12, 2019
Pray for Japan, for their safety...
— Rizki Ahmad Pedrosa (@PedrosaRizki) October 12, 2019
Typhoon Hagibis is currently one of the strongest typhoons recorded to date.
Stay safe, Japan friends.#TyphoonHagibis #prayforjapan#TyphoonHagibis pic.twitter.com/Qy2QJLK3fl
Omg! The road to the Shinto shrine has become a river#PrayForJapan #SaveJapan
— 小さな日差し(@sunmi0309) October 12, 2019
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i really hope everyone is safe and this passes soon. Guys please #PrayForJapan #Pray4Japan pic.twitter.com/ildI1TRiyT
— Millionaire Mindset (@Inspire_us01) October 12, 2019
I don't have the words to describe how sad I feel. Stay safe and strong everybody and I'm so sorry for every kind of loss people #prayforjapan pic.twitter.com/X8a6nl9amM
— nilbjk (@mirage_b) October 12, 2019
#PrayForJapan i hope everybody is safe. Praying for japan pic.twitter.com/leaNC1jlvy
— Sachin lakshkar (@LakshkarSachin) October 12, 2019
Please stay safe and stay strong! #PrayForJapan pic.twitter.com/jrK8CKOZXJ
— symphony_wrld (@WrldSymphony) October 12, 2019
Breakwater in Japan due to Typhoons Hagibis and earthquake 5.3, Stay safe Japan, #PrayForJapan pic.twitter.com/t2qfe4hbmR
— Uma Shankar Mahato (@88umashankar) October 12, 2019
A strongest typoon attacked the Japan.More than 1 million people in Japan have been ordered to leave their homes as Typhoon
— Jeeva Nantham (@Jevv001) October 12, 2019
Request to pray for them#PrayforJapan pic.twitter.com/bLo3Ehc525
A devastating typhoon is hitting Japan and is going directly over Aoshima, Ehime aka Cat Island. In addition to the residents, hoping these guys are all safe... #PrayForJapan pic.twitter.com/82R7HF2Xrk
— Tyler Roney (@TylerJRoney) October 12, 2019
Breakwater in Japan due to Typhoons Hagibis and earthquake 5.3, Stay safe Japan, #PrayForJapan pic.twitter.com/qSpHNkO2ui
— Arcarius (@theautumnmist) October 12, 2019
Hope everything gonna be alright..amen.. #PrayForJapan pic.twitter.com/m9X3mO53X5
— shimaaa7taeyang (@shimaaa7taey) October 12, 2019
