(2)Mudslide rescue operations resume

(2)Mudslide rescue operations resume

MINAMATA, Japan - Rescue workers search in a river July 22 for those missing in mudslides in Minamata, Kumamoto Prefecture. The death toll from the mudslides and flooding on Japan's main southwestern island of Kyushu rose to 15, with seven still missing. (Kyodo)

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