Agency – A huge blizzard strikes a highway in northern Japan. Caused a chain car crash 130 cars, one death, 10 injured
The BBC, British media reported Wednesday, that the Tohoku Expressway was hit by a massive blizzard in Miyagi Prefecture on Tuesday afternoon.
Japanese rescuers said about 200 people were trapped inside the car. And at this time, the authorities are trying to find a way to help out. The image appears from the expressway with white snow covering and many cars lined up in a train. And a number of cars were hit by locomotives to be seen
Japanese authorities have enforced a driving speed of 50 km / h. Due to poor driving visibility
Meteorologists in the area indicated that the maximum speed of winds was 100 km / h. While there was a devastating collision accident, Santaro About 130 vehicles were involved in the collision, which resulted in the death of one person and 10 injured.
The people trapped inside the cars were given water and food distribution. Including blankets to alleviate the cold NHK Japan TV station reported.
It is also reported that Great blizzards also affect high-speed rail travel. And there is a cancellation of trains in the Tohoku area
According to local media The Tohoku region is expected to see 15 inches of heavy snow within the next 24 hours.
The BBC reports that Japan has experienced particularly heavy snow this winter. Last month, Japan had to encounter at least 1,000 cars stuck on other expressways for up to 2 full days.
Due to the harsh weather conditions, an emergency meeting was required. Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga warns the people of caution.
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