At least 20 people have been injured on Japan's southwestern main island of Kyushu as Typhoon Maysak passed near the region before weakening Thursday, while concerns are growing that a more powerful typhoon may make landfall in the area on Sunday or Monday.A Japan Meteorological Agency official warned at a press conference that Typhoon Haishen could bring record rainfall, high waves and high tides, urging residents of Kyushu and Okinawa Prefecture to brace for the storm by Friday."People in affected areas should not hesitate to evacuate their homes and find shelter, even though they may be …READ FULL ARTICLE
