Traffic in Japan was severely affected by typhoon "Nanmadu", tens of thousands of people were blocked from traveling

Japan's traffic is seriously affected by typhoon "Nanmadu": more than 800 flights are cancelled and the entire Kyushu Shinkansen is suspended

　　Overseas Network, September 19. According to Japan's Asahi TV station on September 19, Japan's major transportation departments were seriously affected by the typhoon "Nanmadu" that day. More than 800 flights were cancelled, and tens of thousands of people were blocked from traveling.

　　Most of the affected Japanese flights are departures and arrivals from Kyushu and Shikoku regions. 454 Japan Airlines, 316 All Nippon Airways, and 51 Asian Skynet Airlines were suspended, and about 84,000 people were blocked.

　　In terms of railways, the entire Kyushu Shinkansen in Japan will be suspended, the Hiroshima-Hakata section of the Sanyo Shinkansen will be suspended throughout the day, and the Tokaido Shinkansen between Nagoya and Shin-Osaka will be suspended in the afternoon.

Especially in the Kyushu area, many transportation agencies were in chaos, affecting about 78,000 people.

　　In addition, there are 27 local express bus routes in Kyushu, and about 751 trips have been suspended.

Local buses in Kagoshima Prefecture, airport shuttle buses, public buses on Amami Oshima Island, and trams in the city are suspended throughout the day.

All Miyazaki Expressway buses are suspended.

(Overseas Network/Wang Shanning)