
Nagoya has decided to provide emergency relief after a linear rainband formed, causing injuries and damage in the city.
The heavy rain paralyzed transportation, stranded commuters and students, and damaged vehicles, with many people taking shelter at evacuation centers.
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The disaster relief efforts will impact the daily lives of Nagoya residents and commuters
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