Typhoon Jongdari, packing winds of nearly 200 kilometers per hour, is expected to make landfall in Japan on Saturday, buffeting a country that has already been ravaged by massive flooding and extreme heat.The season's 12th typhoon is likely to hit Japan's main island of Honshu on Saturday night while maintaining its current powerful force, the weather agency said Friday.The approach of Jongdari follows torrential rains that devastated wide areas in western Japan in early July, killing 224 people and wrecking tens of thousands of houses through landslides and flooding.The rain disaster was i…READ FULL ARTICLE
