Japan struggles with floods for 2nd day

Japan struggles with floods for 2nd day

A group of people evacuate along an inundated street in Osaki, northeastern Japan, after the Shibui River's banks burst following torrential rain. The flooding came on the heels of massive water damage in Joso, eastern Japan, the previous day. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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