What impact does the rainstorm in northeastern Japan have on people's lives?

Recently, according to Japanese media reports, heavy rains in northeastern Japan caused many rivers to burst their banks, and the lives and property of more than 75,000 people were threatened. The government issued an emergency evacuation order.

It is reported that the atmosphere in northeastern Japan is in a very unstable state due to the front line and low pressure of Meiyu. As of 10, local time on 28th, the 24-hour rainfall has exceeded 150 mm in parts of Daxian City and Akita City, Akita Prefecture, and heavy rain has also caused rivers flowing through Akita Prefecture, such as Tombu Uchikawa, to burst their banks. In addition, Yuchuan, which also flows through the county seat, is also on the verge of bursting its banks.

Due to the continuous rainstorm, the risk of geological disasters such as mudslides is increasing. Akita Prefecture, Yamagata Prefecture, Niigata Prefecture, Nagano Prefecture and other places have been released? Geological disaster warning? . The Meteorological Agency predicts that due to the stagnation of the Meiyu front, it is expected that the rainstorm in northeastern China and eastern Japan will last until the morning of the 29th, when there will be thunderstorms, especially in the northeast and Niigata Prefecture with a short-term precipitation of 50 mm. ..

The Meteorological Agency has issued serious warnings about geological disasters, river flooding and low-lying floods, and also called on local people to pay close attention to possible disasters such as lightning and tornadoes. Since July, many places in Japan have been hit by heavy rain. In early July, heavy rain fell in many places centered on Kyushu, Japan. As of the 27th, 82 people were killed and 654.38+06,000 houses in 27 counties were damaged. According to local police, the burst of the Angry River has left 25 people missing, including two 8-year-old children. Basically, they lost contact after receiving applications from relatives or themselves. By the morning of the 8th, 56 people had died in Kyushu, 2 people had stopped their cardiopulmonary function, and 13 people were missing. This rainstorm has had a great impact on the production and life of local residents, and their lives and property have been seriously damaged.