Train service disruption affects 320,000 passengers in western Japan

Train service disruption affects 320,000 passengers in western Japan

JR Osaka Station is crowded with passengers on July 18, 2015, as West Japan Railway Co. temporarily suspended services on its 14 train lines that day after a powerful typhoon brought a more than permissible level of rainfall for train operations. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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