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Japan's meteorological agency urged millions of people to evacuate as powerful Typhoon Dujuan made landfall, initially warning of an 'imminent threat to life.' The warning was later downgraded in most affected areas as the storm's intensity eased. Authorities continue to monitor the storm's aftermath, with emergency services on alert for flooding and wind damage in the regions hit hardest. The typhoon adds to a series of severe weather events affecting Japan this season.