Heavy rains cause deadly floods and landslides in central Japan
Heavy rains over the weekend triggered severe floods and landslides in central Japan, especially in the Noto Peninsula, an area still recovering from a devastating earthquake earlier this year. The torrential rainfall caused rivers to overflow, turning into dangerous torrents that swept away homes, blocked roads, and isolated several regions.
Heavy rains pounded central Japan's Noto, prompting evacuation orders for tens of thousands of people and causing blackouts ...
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