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Japan downgrades typhoon warnings as Dujuan weakens
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- Almost two million people were under evacuation orders in Japan as Typhoon Dujuan battered the country's prefectures.
- Japan's Meteorological Agency downgraded most warnings, though a danger to life warning remained in Oshima Town.
- Strong winds caused power cuts for over 50,000 people and resulted in hundreds of flight cancellations and suspended rail services.
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