Torrential rain triggers massive flooding in southwestern Japan

Torrential rain triggers massive flooding in southwestern Japan

Photo taken from a Kyodo News helicopter on July 4, 2020, shows a nursing home in Kuma, Kumamoto Prefecture, inundated due to an overflowing of the nearby Kuma River following torrential rain that hit southwestern Japan. More than 10 people at the home showed no vital signs after the flooding.

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