A special heavy rain warning was issued for Kirishima city in Japan's Kagoshima Prefecture. The Japan Meteorological Agency exchanged the usual weather advisories for a special warning signifying the possibility of large-scale disasters. The residents are urged to stay alert and take immediate precautions for their safety. Details regarding any damages and the expected timeline for the weather condition to improve are yet to be released.

In Japan, the risk of landslides and flooding is of critical concern during heavy rainfalls, especially in mountainous areas like Kirishima. The public relies heavily on weather updates and warnings from the meteorological agencies. These issues are also extremely important from a social perspective as they can lead to displacement of residents and interruption in daily life, particularly in rural areas.

Similar to Japan, the U.S. and European countries use a weather warning system to inform citizens about possible severe weather conditions. These warnings are crucial in helping people prepare and potentially evacuate, if necessary, thus mitigating the impact of the weather event. However, the level of preparation and response can vary based on local infrastructure and disaster preparedness measures.