Destruction caused by Typhoon Hagibis in Japan

A tornado, part of Typhoon Abyss, struck a village east of Tokyo, causing significant damage and one fatality. Despite the destruction, residents began recovery efforts under clear skies. The typhoon, the largest in over 60 years, affected Japan's northeast coast, leaving many missing and stranded. Recovery efforts are ongoing as the nation works to rebuild.

What natural disaster was the village east of Tokyo facing?

• Volcanic Eruption

• Flood

• Tornado

• Earthquake

What was the weather like after the tornado, and why was it beneficial?

• Rainy, which helped in cleaning debris

• Sunny, which reduced further damage and aided cleanup

• Windy, which helped in drying wet areas

• Cloudy, which helped in cooling down

What was the condition of the village after the tornado?

• Destroyed with many casualties

• Severely damaged but no casualties

• Completely untouched

• Partially damaged

What was the extent of the damage caused by the typhoon in Japan?

• It was the smallest in 60 years

• It caused minor disruptions

• It had no significant impact

• It was the largest in over 60 years

What was the immediate response of Japan to the typhoon's impact?

• Minimal recovery efforts

• No recovery efforts

• Quick and efficient recovery efforts

• Delayed recovery efforts