【台風たいふう15号じゅうごごう 各地かくちの被害ひがい】神奈川かながわ 擁壁ようへきが30さんじゅっメートル以上いじょう崩落ほうらく

The damage believed to be caused by Typhoon No. 15, which crossed the Japanese archipelago, has been confirmed in various areas between the 5th and 6th.

The summary of tornado damage in Shizuoka Prefecture is as follows.

Kanagawa: Retaining wall beside high school ground collapses over 30 meters At around 4:15 p.m. on the 5th, a neighbor reported to the fire department that a landslide has occurred and is blocking the road beside the ground of Miura Gakuen High School in Sajima-no-Oka, Yokosuka City.

According to the police and fire department, a retaining wall on a slope over 10 meters high collapsed over a span of at least 30 meters, causing earth and sand to flow onto the surrounding roads.

There have been no reported injuries, and the road at the scene has been closed off while restoration work is underway.

According to the rain gauge installed by the prefecture in Yokosuka City, 68 millimeters of very heavy rain was observed in one hour up to 4 p.m. on the 5th, and it is believed that the collapse was caused by the heavy rain from the typhoon.

The police are urging people to stay away until the restoration work is completed.

A man in his 30s who lives nearby said, Im surprised and scared that something like this happened so close to my home.

Im glad that none of the students at the school were injured, he said.

A man in his 60s who often walks along the nearby road while walking his dog said, Even during heavy rains in the past, it never collapsed, so I thought it was sturdy. I was surprised.

A fallen tree continues to block traffic on a prefectural road in Kochi City. According to Kochi Prefecture, around 2 a.m. on the 6th, a fallen tree and earth were found blocking a prefectural road in Kuchihosoyama, Kochi City.

The prefectural road is closed to traffic near the site, and the prefecture and others have been working to remove fallen trees since around 8:30 a.m. on the 6th.

According to the prefecture, in some cases, trees over 10 meters tall had fallen from the slope beside the road, blocking it, and workers were using cranes and other equipment to move them.

In Kochi Prefecture, Typhoon No. 15 made landfall on the 5th and crossed the prefecture. The prefectural government believes that trees may have fallen due to heavy rain caused by the typhoon.

When I saw it this morning, a large tree that had fallen from the top of the slope was blocking the entire road, said a local resident.

I think it might have been because the heavy rain made the ground loose, they said.

The prefecture hopes to complete the removal work by the 6th, but at this point, there is no prospect for restoration, so they are urging people to take detours using other prefectural roads.