Over half a million have been ordered to evacuate on July 3 as storms batter Kyushu, Japan.

Incident Details
On July 3, over half a million people in Kyushu, Japan were ordered to evacuate following severe weather. The cities of Kurume, Kumamoto, and Fukuoka have been hit with heavy rainfall, high winds, and increased risk of landslides. Roads and bridges are likely to be flooded and damaged in the coming days.

Traveler Safety
SafeAbroad travelers are advised to monitor updates in the path of the storm and avoid low-lying areas Travelers should follow all evacuation orders given by authorities. Additionally, travelers should confirm the status of flights and train routes.

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