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Typhoon Hegedus, one of the most powerful storms in six decades, hit Japan, causing significant damage, casualties, and widespread flooding. Over 230,000 residents were evacuated, and the government is working on recovery efforts. The storm broke rainfall records and came as Japan was still recovering from a previous typhoon in September.

What makes Typhoon Hegedus particularly significant in Japan's history?

• It was the first typhoon to hit Japan.

• It caused the least damage in recent years.

• It was the smallest typhoon recorded.

• It was the most powerful storm in six decades.

What natural disasters accompanied Typhoon Hegedus?

• Wildfires and sandstorms

• Earthquakes and tsunamis

• Torrential rain, landslides, and flooding

• Volcanic eruptions and droughts

How many residents were evacuated before Typhoon Hegedus made landfall?

• 230,000

• 100,000

• 50,000

• 1,000,000

What actions did the Japanese Prime Minister take following the typhoon?

• He resigned from his position.

• He ordered a military intervention.

• He expressed condolences and coordinated recovery efforts.

• He declared a state of emergency.

What was Japan still recovering from when Typhoon Hegedus hit?

• A previous typhoon in September

• A volcanic eruption

• A severe drought

• A major earthquake