Tama River overflows

Tama River overflows

TOKYO, Japan - The right half of the Tama River, which normally has playgrounds and parks, are flooded in the lower reaches in the wake of Typhoon Danas that buffeted central Tokyo and vicinity Sept. 11. The river separates Tokyo and Kanagawa prefectures.

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