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Japan:Typhoon:2011/09/20

Duration	2011/09/20	More than a million people in the central Japan city of Nagoya were advised to evacuate on 20 September 2011 as typhoon Roke approached the country, bringing heavy rain.
Country or District	Japan
Name	Typhoon

Headline(Source, Date)
Personal Injury	Material Damage	Others
Cabinet Office 2011/11/02
Killed: 17 Missing: 1 Injured: 339 Evacuated: 544* *Including evacuation from Typhoon Talas	Totally collapsed houses: 13 Halfly collapsed houses: 287 Partically collapsed houses: 1,895 Inundation above floor level: 1,801 Inundation below floor level: 5,071 Nonresidential buildings: 387
Cabinet Office 2011/10/24
Killed: 17 Missing: 1 Injured: 339 Evacuated: 544* Including evacuation from Typhoon Talas	Totally collapsed houses: 13 Halfly collapsed houses: 280 Partically collapsed houses: 1,893 Inundation above floor level: 1,755 Inundation below floor level: 4,976 Nonresidential buildings: 392
Cabinet Office 2011/10/19
Killed: 17 Missing: 1 Injured: 339 Evacuated: 548	Totally collapsed houses: 13 Halfly collapsed houses: 280 Partically collapsed houses: 1,893 Inundation above floor level: 1,755 Inundation below floor level: 4,976 Nonresidential buildings: 392
Cabinet Office 2011/10/05
Killed: 16 Missing: 2 Injured: 337 Evacuated: 639	Totally collapsed houses: 12 Halfly collapsed houses: 17 Partically collapsed houses: 1,888 Inundation above floor level: 1,537 Inundation below floor level: 6,360 Nonresidential buildings: 343
Fire and Disaster Management Agency 2011/09/26
Killed: 13 Missing: 3 Injured: 308 Evacuated: 939	Totally collapsed houses: 9 Halfly collapsed houses: 11 Partically collapsed houses: 547 Inundation above floor level: 1,306 Inundation below floor level: 2,825 Nonresidential buildings: 121
Cabinet Office 2011/09/24
Killed: 12 Missing: 3 Injured: 211 Evacuated: 1,884	Totally collapsed houses: 6 Halfly collapsed houses: 6 Partically collapsed houses: 281 Inundation above floor level: 1,096 Inundation below floor level: 2,073 Nonresidential buildings: 125
Fire and Disaster Management Agency 2011/09/22
Killed: 11 Missing: 3 Injured: 207 Evacuated: 3,526	Totally collapsed houses: 5 Halfly collapsed houses: 4 Partically collapsed houses: 237 Inundation above floor level: 544 Inundation below floor level: 1,167 Nonresidential buildings: 78
Fire and Disaster Management Agency 2011/09/21
Killed: 3 Missing: 2 Injured: 7 Evacuated: 4,056	Totally collapsed houses: 0 Halfly collapsed houses: 0 Partically collapsed houses: 6 Inundation above floor level: 55 Inundation below floor level: 281 Nonresidential buildings: 2

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Report/Articles Cabinet Office 2011/11/02 Report of Cabinet Office on Tyhppn Talas and Roke as of 21:00 2 November 2011 Cabinet Office 2011/10/24 Report of Cabinet Office on Tyhppn Talas and Roke as of 23:00 24 October 2011 Cabinet Office 2011/10/19 Report of Cabinet Office on Tyhppn Talas and Roke as of 20:30 19 October 2011 Cabinet Office 2011/10/05 Report of Cabinet Office on Tyhppn Talas and Roke as of 21:00 5 October 2011 Fire and Disaster Management Agency 2011/09/26 Report of Fire and Disaster Management Agency No.3 as of 16:00 26 September 2011 Cabinet Office 2011/09/24 Report of Cabinet Office on Tyhppn Talas and Roke No.18 as of 13:00 24 September 2011 Fire and Disaster Management Agency 2011/09/22 Report of Fire and Disaster Management Agency No.2 as of 17:00 22 September 2011 BBC news 2011/09/22 At least 10 people have been killed by Typhoon Roke, with many others missing or injured, local media reported. Fire and Disaster Management Agency 2011/09/21 Report of Fire and Disaster Management Agency No.1 as of 9:00 21 September 2011 Reuters AlertNet 2011/09/21 Nagoya city issued evacuation advisories for about 1.1 million people by 2 p.m. (0500 GMT) due to the possibility of rivers overflowing, and later strengthened its warnings against floods and landslides, and urged about 80,000 residents to evacuate.

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