Typhoon expected in Japan: 2 million people ordered to evacuate

A powerful typhoon, Dujuan, is approaching the eastern coast of Japan. Authorities have issued an emergency warning for Tokyo and neighboring prefectures due to high risks of flooding and landslides. Approximately 2 million residents have received evacuation orders. According to Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, the order affects 1,908,645 people across six prefectures. Evacuation is not mandatory, but the meteorological agency warns of an immediate threat to life.

A powerful typhoon, Dujuan, is approaching the eastern coast of Japan. Authorities have declared an emergency warning for Tokyo and surrounding areas due to high risks of flooding and landslides. About 2 million residents have been ordered to evacuate. According to Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, the evacuation order affects 1,908,645 people across six prefectures: Ibaraki, Chiba, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Shizuoka, and Saitama. Evacuation is not mandatory, but the Japan Meteorological Agency warns of an immediate threat to life in some areas. The article is a brief news summary without analysis or additional context.