Pete Pan's video: Japan Orders 1 6 Million to Evacuate as Typhoon Halong Lashes West Coast

Japan Orders 1.6 Million To Evacuate As Typhoon Halong Lashes West Coast More than one million people have been told to evacuate their homes as a powerful typhoon hit south-west Japan. Typhoon Halong made landfall near Aki, Kochi prefecture, at around 06:00 (21:00 GMT Saturday), the Japan Meteorological Agency said. Torrential rain in Mie prefecture, west of Tokyo, was already "unprecedented" and could trigger landslides or major floods, the agency warned. One person has been killed and more than 30 injured, broadcaster NHK said. Winds of up to 180km/h (110mph) are moving slowly north-east. Subscribe For Breaking News Tags Typhoon Halong slams into Japan Tropical Storm Halong Bearing Down on Japan Typhoon Halong slams into Japan's western main island Strong Typhoon Slams Japan Halong Strikes Guam: Flooding and Wind Damage Reported Japan bracing for Typhoon Halong One killed as Typhoon Halong batters Japan Japan in Harm's Way From Typhoon Halong 500000 Told to Evacuate as Typhoon Strikes Japan Typhoon Halong triggers evacuation orders in Japan Japan issues highest alert over Typhoon Halong Typhoon Halong slams into Japan's western main island Typhoon Halong Weakens, Disrupts Japan Holiday Week Weakened Typhoon Lashes Japan; 1 Dead, 33 Hurt - Japan Orders 1.6 Million to Evacuate Two dead as typhoon rips through Japan