JR Kyushu resumes service following Typhoon Hagibis, Ibusuki-Makurazaki Line resumes operation after 100 cases of damage including fallen trees on tracks

On the 6th, all service suspensions due to the effects of Typhoon Faxai were lifted within the jurisdiction of JR Kyushu. Service has resumed on the Ibusuki-Makurazaki Line between Yamakawa (Ibusuki City) and Makurazaki (Makurazaki City) in Kagoshima Prefecture, which had been suspended since the 28th of last month.

According to the company, about 100 cases of damage, such as fallen trees on the Ibusuki Makurazaki Line, were confirmed, and repair work took time. The total number of confirmed cases of damage on all lines was about 600.

Source: Japanese

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