According to Japanese media reports, typhoon “Bawe” passed through the Okinawa region of Japan on the 10th and continued to bring strong winds and heavy rainfall to the region, causing large-scale power outages, traffic obstruction, and injuries. Local life was seriously affected. According to Nippon Television, due to the typhoon, a maximum instantaneous wind speed of 42.7 meters per second was once observed in parts of Okinawa Prefecture on the morning of the 11th. As of 10:00 a.m. local time on the 11th, at least 7 people had been injured in Okinawa Prefecture due to being blown over by strong winds, etc., and more than 22,000 households had lost power. Also, according to TV Asahi, up to now, more than 140 flights have been cancelled in the Okinawa region on the 11th, affecting more than 25,000 passengers.

According to Japanese media reports, typhoon “Bawe” passed through the Okinawa region of Japan on the 10th and continued to bring strong winds and heavy rainfall to the region, causing large-scale power outages, traffic obstruction, and injuries. Local life was seriously affected. According to Nippon Television, due to the typhoon, a maximum instantaneous wind speed of 42.7 meters per second was once observed in parts of Okinawa Prefecture on the morning of the 11th. As of 10:00 a.m. local time on the 11th, at least 7 people had been injured in Okinawa Prefecture due to being blown over by strong winds, etc., and more than 22,000 households had lost power. Also, according to TV Asahi, up to now, more than 140 flights have been cancelled in the Okinawa region on the 11th, affecting more than 25,000 passengers.