Camper rescued in Kanagawa flooding

Camper rescued in Kanagawa flooding

TSUKUI, Japan - A male camper is rescued at the Doshi River in northern Kanagawa Prefecture town of Tsukui on Aug. 14 after a dozen of campers were swept away by rain-swollen rivers. A total of 15 campers went missing in two separate incidents in Kanagawa Prefecture, southwest of Tokyo.

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