Over 800 flights canceled as typhoon brings record rainfall, winds

Typhoon Nanmadol made landfall near the Japanese city Kagoshima on Sept. 18 and moved toward the country’s main island of Honshu, bringing record rainfall and intense winds that caused property damage and forced airlines to cancel around 800 flights on Sept. 19, Reuters reported. Around 340,000 households were left without power and some companies, including Toyota Motor Corp., suspended production due to the typhoon.