Preparation in advance of approaching Typhoon No. 15 (Monday, August 10)

This is an announcement from the University of Osaka regarding the approaching Typhoon No. 15, which is expected to traverse Japan between the afternoon of August 11 and the morning of August 13.
At present, its impact on Osaka Prefecture is expected to be limited. However, typhoon tracks and intensity remain subject to change, and the situation could worsen depending on future forecasts.
UOsaka students, faculty, and staff should stay up to date on the latest typhoon information and are advised to take appropriate measures to ensure their safety, including when traveling for homecoming or other purposes during the holiday period.

Points of Caution

Regarding information on the handling of classes in the event that weather warnings are issued, please refer to the following.
Cancellation of classes due to weather warnings, disasters, and suspension of public transportation

Preventing damage/injuries from things which can fall from balconies, etc.

Items that may be blown away by strong winds, such as bicycles, flowerpots, trash bins, and umbrellas, should be secured indoors in advance.
Lock doors and windows, and keep curtains or blinds closed to help protect against flying debris.

Preventing water damage

Shut and properly seal doors and windows to prevent wind and rain from entering inside the room/building.

Outdoor safety management

In the case of outdoor research or extracurricular activities in mountainous areas, near rivers, along the coast, or in other outdoor environments, be sure to stay informed of the latest weather information, avoid taking unnecessary risks, and develop a safe activity plan.

Other information

If a drain or ditch is blocked with things such as fallen leaves, poor drainage may cause flooding. Please ensure that drains and ditches are properly inspected and cleaned.
Note: Do not work outdoors during periods of heavy rain or strong winds, as conditions can be hazardous.

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