Minibus slides down mountain slope in Japan

Minibus slides down mountain slope in Japan

Photo taken May 10, 2019, shows the site where a minibus slid 20 meters down a mountain slope in Nanmoku in Gunma Prefecture, eastern Japan, earlier in the day, injuring more than 10 passengers. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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