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台風３号 局地的に激しい雨のおそれ
台風３号 局地的に激しい雨のおそれ
6月12日 6時15分
日本の南の海上を北上している台風３号の影響で、１３日にかけて東日本の太平洋側を中心に、局地的に激しい雨が降り、風が強まるおそれがあります。
台風は次第に動きが遅くなるため、地域によっては雨が続くおそれがあり、気象庁は今後の情報に注意するよう呼びかけています。
気象庁の観測によりますと、台風３号は、１２日午前３時には、日本の南の海上を１時間に１５キロの速さで北へ進んでいます。
中心の気圧は９９２ヘクトパスカル、中心付近の最大風速は２０メートル、最大瞬間風速は３０メートルで、中心の東側３３０キロと西側２２０キロ以内では風速１５メートル以上の強い風が吹いています。
日本の南岸に停滞する前線や台風の周辺から湿った空気が流れ込んでいる影響で、東日本を中心に雨が降っています。
台風は、勢力を弱めながら紀伊半島から東海の南の海上に進み、その後、東寄りに進むと予想されています。
このため、１３日にかけて、関東と東海、それに近畿南部などで局地的に激しい雨が降るおそれがあります。
風も強まり、最大瞬間風速は、東海で３０メートル、近畿と伊豆諸島で２５メートルと予想されています。
台風は次第に動きが遅くなると予想され、地域によっては、１３日にかけて雨が続くおそれがあります。
気象庁は、地元の気象台が出す情報や、今後の雨の降り方などに注意するよう呼びかけています。
韓国 北朝鮮に対話の呼びかけを継続へ
6月12日 4時41分
１２日から予定されていた韓国と北朝鮮の当局者どうしの会談は、それぞれの代表を誰が務めるかを巡る対立から１１日夜、突然中止となりました。
韓国政府としては、対話を通じて問題を解決する考えに変わりがないとして、引き続き北朝鮮に対話を呼びかけることにしています。
韓国と北朝鮮は、１２日から２日間、南北の当局者どうしの会談をソウルで開くことにしていましたが、それぞれ誰が代表を務めるかを巡って対立し、１１日まで南北間の直通電話などを使って調整が進められました。
しかし、１１日午後になっても意見が折り合わず、北朝鮮が「南の代表に問題がある」として代表団を送らないことを韓国側に通報し、会談は中止となりました。
これを受けて、統一省の報道官は遺憾の意を表明するとともに、「常識と国際基準から外れた行為だ」と述べ、北朝鮮を非難しました。その一方で、韓国政府の関係者は「対話の窓はいつも開かれている」と述べ、対話を通じて問題を解決する考えに変わりがないという姿勢を強調しており、韓国政府は引き続き北朝鮮に対し、当局者会談に応じるよう求めることにしています。
会談の中止について、北朝鮮は公式の反応を出していませんが、韓国への代表団の派遣を「保留する」としており、このところ周辺国との対話に柔軟な姿勢を見せている北朝鮮が今後、韓国に対してどう出るかが焦点となります。
Tear gas, fire, stun grenades: Chaos in Istanbul as police, protesters clash
From Nick Paton Walsh and Gul Tuysuz, CNN June 11, 2013 -- Updated 2154 GMT (0554 HKT)
Fireworks amid protests in Taksim SquareSTORY HIGHLIGHTS - NEW: Fire engines, bulldozers, armored vehicles move into Istanbul's Taksim Square
- Clashes between police, protesters in Istanbul follow days of political unrest
- "We want to be heard, respected," a demonstrator says
- An adviser to Turkey's leader says there's a "clear distinction" between types of protesters
Are you there? Share your story on CNN iReport, but please remember to stay safe.
Istanbul (CNN) -- A central square in Istanbul erupted Tuesday night in an unsettling, chaotic chorus, with tear gas canisters and water cannons from police met by fireworks, metal banging and defiant chanting from protesters.
The nighttime drama followed an ebb and flow of demonstrators all day from the Turkish city's Taksim Square and the abutting Gezi Park, where they've camped out for days.
Time and again, once the situation appeared to settle down, it would flare up again. A new round began in the early hours of Wednesday, when government forces fired water cannons toward the park and toward streets adjacent to the square, and boom after boom of tear gas being fired could be heard.
By then, the government clearly controlled the square. Bulldozers rolled in to clear debris, and fire engines put out flames from an excavator that had been set ablaze.
Yet there was little suggestion that authorities will manage to douse the fury of protesters anytime soon. Deep into the night, the demonstrators -- young and old, from various classes of Turkish society -- chanted and dug in for a standoff.
  People flee as riot police fire tear gas on Taksim Square in Istanbul on Tuesday, June 11. Protests that began as a demonstration against the planned demolition of a park have grown into general anti-government dissent across the nation
 Protesters run behind a barricade during clashes in with police on June 11.
 A protester throws a tear gas canister back toward police on June 11.
 Photographers crowd around a protester posing in front of a riot police vehicle at Taksim Square on June 11.
 Protesters seek shelter behind a barricade on June 11.
 Protesters try to run from riot police on June 11.
 Riot police aim a water cannon at a protester as others take cover behind a makeshift shelter in Taksim Square on June 11.
 Police enter Taksim Square during clashes with protesters on June 11.
 Protesters take cover behind a barricade in Gezi Park in Istanbul on June 11.
 A protester uses a slingshot to throw stones at riot police on June 11.
 Protesters take cover behind a barricade in Taksim Square on June 11.
 A protester holds fireworks during clashes with riot police in Istabul on June 11.
 Riot police use water cannons and tear gas to disperse a crowd near Istabul's Taksim Square on June 11.
 A protester throws a tear gas canister back toward police on June 11.
 Riot police fire tear gas at demonstrators in Taksim Square on June 11.
 Police fire a water cannon at protesters on June 11.
 Protesters hold molotov cocktails in Taksim Square on June 11.
 A protester throws a stone during clashes with riot police on June 11.
 Protesters run from smoke as they clash with police in Istanbul on June 11.
 Protesters take cover behind a barricade as fireworks go off nearby on June 11.
 Medics carry Yasin Ayhan, 23, a protester who broke his leg in a raid early Monday, June 10, in Kugulu Park. Riot police doused thousands of protesters in Ankara with tear gas and jets of water for a second straight night.
 Protesters sleep at Taksim Square in central Istanbul on June 10. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned protesters who have taken to the streets demanding his resignation that his patience has its limits and compared the unrest with an army attempt six years ago to curb his power.
 A demonstrator is detained by police officers as protests resumed in Kizilay Square in Ankara on Sunday, June 9.
 A demonstrator covers his face with a makeshift gas mask during protests in Kizilay Square in Ankara on June 9.
 Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, left, and his wife, Emine, wave to supporters upon their arrival in Ankara on June 9. Erdogan told supporters that "even patience has an end" as he went on the offensive against mass protests that have consumed Ankara and Istanbul.
 Erdogan addresses supporters from the top of a bus as police stand guard at Esenboga International Airport in Ankara on June 9.
 Protesters gather during a demonstration at Taksim Square in Istanbul, on June 9.
 A demonstrator runs toward police during clashes with riot police in Istanbul, on Saturday, June 8.
 Demonstrators shout slogans as they gather at Kizilay Square in Ankara, Turkey, on June 8.
 Women sing as people gather at Kizilay Square in Ankara on June 8.
 Protesters rest in Gezi Park next to Taksim Square during a demonstration in Istanbul on Friday, June 7.
 Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan speaks during the opening session of the Ministry for European Union Affairs Conference on June 7 in Istanbul. Erdogan said today his Islamic-rooted government was open to "democratic demands" and hit back at EU criticism of his government's handling of a week of unrest.
 Supporters of Erdogan wave the Turkish flag upon the prime minister's arrival in Istanbul, on June 7.
 Protestors dance at Gezi Park in Taksim Square on Thursday, June 6.
 A man walks past damaged buses near Taksim Square on Thursday, June 6, in Istanbul, Turkey.
 A mother and her daughter read notes placed by protestors on a destroyed car in Taksim Square on June 6. Thousands of striking union members joined the anti-government protests on June 5, marching in Istanbul and Ankara in a sea of red and white union flags, drumming and yelling for Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to resign.
 Protestors spend their day at Gezi Park on June 6.
 Protestors demonstrate near the office building of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Istanbul early on June 6.
 A municipal worker collects garbage set on fire by Turkish protesters in a restaurant district of Ankara on June 5.
 A woman is wheeled away by paramedics during clashes on Kizilay Square in Ankara on Wednesday, June 5.
 Protesters confront police forces during riots in a restaurant district of Ankara, on June 5.
 Demonstrators run for cover as police use water cannons and tear gas on the crowd in Ankara on June 5.
 Protesters gather in Taksim Square as they shout slogans while protesting on Tuesday, June 4, in Istanbul, Turkey.
 Riot police fire tear gas at demonstrators in Istanbul on June 4.
 Paramedics carry a woman injured during clashes between demonstrators and riot police in Istanbul on June 4.
 Turkish police detain a demonstrator during clashes in Istanbul on June 4.
 A protester looks on during clashes with Turkish police outside of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's office, near Taksim Square in Istanbul on Tuesday, June 4.
 Demonstrators wave their national flag on June 4, during a protest in Ankara.
 Protesters cover their faces with plastic. After chaotic scenes in the streets Monday that continued late into the night and sent tear gas wafting through the air, the situation was relatively calm on Tuesday morning in Istanbul's central Taksim Square, near the park where the movement began.
 A demonstrator takes cover at a road block between Taksim and Besiktas in Istanbul on June 4.
 Protesters clash with riot police between Taksim and Besiktas in Istanbul on Monday, June 3.
 Protestors pass bricks for building barricades during clashes with riot police in Istanbul on June 3.
 Riot policemen unload tear gas during clashes in Istanbul on June 3.
 Protesters throw riot police's tear gas back at them in Istanbul on June 3.
 Protester wounds are treated during clashes in Istanbul on June 3.
 Demonstrators set up road blocks between Taksim and Besiktas. Barricades remain up around the square, and Erdogan's opponents appear determined to continue the demonstrations despite the prime minister's comment on June 3 that he expects the situation to return to normal "within a few days."
 A medical team tends to a protester. The Turkish Medical Association claimed that at least 3,195 people had been injured in clashes on June 1 and June 2. Only 26 of them were in serious or critical condition, it said.
 Protesters stand atop a pile of rubble during clashes with Turkish police on Monday, June 3.
 Turkish riot police fire tear gas canisters to disperse protesters near Taksim Square on June 3.
 Police officers tend to a demonstrator during the violent clashes in Istanbul on June 3.
 A protester waves the Turkish flag from a rooftop at Taksim Square on June 3 as large crowds continue to demonstrate below.
 A protester wears a gas mask as smoke from a burned car fills the air at Taksim Square on June 3.
 Despite Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's call for calm on Monday, June 3, protests continued in Istanbul. Protesters carry the Turkish flag and shout against the government in Gezi Park near central Istanbul.
 After protests that lasted until the early morning, a protester sleeps in a damaged and vandalized vehicle in Taksim Square on June 3. Protests showed no sign of letting up on Monday, almost a week after a peaceful sit-in was met with a police crackdown, igniting the biggest anti-government riots the city has seen in a decade.
 A tired protester rests in front of the graffiti-sprayed wall of an information booth at Taksim Square in central Istanbul on June 3.
 Turkish protesters clash with riot police near the prime minister's office between Taksim and Besiktas early June 3.
 Protesters drive an excavator toward Turkish riot police as they make their way to Erdogan's office on June 3.
 During the clashes, volunteer doctors helped injured protesters in a mosque on June 3.
 A protester is silhouetted by a burning car at Taksim Square during clashes in the early morning of June 3.
 A protester covers his face on June 3 near Erdogan's office in Istanbul.
 Protesters clash with riot police in Istanbul on June 3.
 Protesters gather in Taksim Square in Istanbul on Sunday, June 2.
 Riot police fire tear gas during a protest against Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his ruling AK Party in central Ankara on June 2. Sparked by the events in Istanbul, general anti-government protests have sprung up in Ankara.
 Demonstrators hide behind makeshift shields during clashes with Turkish riot police in Ankara on June 2.
 Police use a water cannon to disperse protesters outside Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's working office in Istanbul on June 2.
 Protesters cling to a police vehicle mounted with a water canon in Istanbul on June 2.
 Turkish police detain a protester during demonstrations in Ankara on June 2.
 A protester flashes a victory sign as he takes part in a demonstration in Ankara on Saturday, June 1 in support of the protests in Istanbul against government plans to demolish a park.
 Protesters clash with riot police in Istanbul, Turkey, on Saturday, June 1.
 Protesters clash with riot police near Gezi Park on June 1. Earlier this week, several dozen activists tried to stage a sit-in at the park, the last bit of green space left in Istanbul's Taksim Square, the city's transit and commercial hub.
 Turkish protesters wearing gas masks face off against riot police near Istanbul's Taksim Square on June 1.
 Riot police use tear gas in an attempt to disperse the crowd of demonstrators on June 1.
 A man flees the clashes between Turkish protestors and riot police on June 1. On Friday, May 31, riot police stormed the growing camp in Gezi Park with water cannons and tear gas, pushing protesters into surrounding streets and triggering the clashes that have continued for more than 24 hours.
 The clashes damaged surrounding businesses in Istanbul and forced them to close on June 1.
 A man catches his breath behind the line where clashes are taking place on June 1.
 A pair of tourists gasp for air as riot police use tear gas and water cannons the fend off the demonstrators. Turkish security forces allowed small groups of pedestrians to travel through the square.
 Protesters buy gas masks from a local shop near the square on June 1.
 Riot police fire tear gas into the crowd of protesters overnight on Friday, May 31.
 Demonstrators set up barricades and build a fire as they clash with Turkish officers on May 31.
 Friends carry an injured protester on May 31. More than a dozen people have been injured in the clashes.
 Riot police use tear gas and water cannons to disperse a crowd at Taksim Square on May 31.
 An activist wearing a gas mask is enveloped in a cloud of tear gas on May 31.
 A crowd scatters during clashes on May 31, as one demonstrator throws back the tear gas canister that was launched by riot police.
 Protestors brace themselves as they are fired upon with a water canon by Turkish police forces.
 A large group of demonstrators gather to protest the demolition of Gezi Park in Taksim Square on May 31.
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