(1)1 dead, 2 hurt as record rainfall hits northern Kyushu

(1)1 dead, 2 hurt as record rainfall hits northern Kyushu

FUKUOKA, Japan - The thoroughfare outside JR Hakata Station in Fukuoka remains inundated on July 19 after record rainfalls that left one person dead and two others injured in Fukuoka Prefecture. (Kyodo)

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