2nd anniversary of western Japan rain disaster

2nd anniversary of western Japan rain disaster

Composite image that combines long exposure photos shows fireworks set off in Kumano in Hiroshima Prefecture on July 5, 2020, marking the second anniversary of flooding and mudslides triggered by torrential rain in western Japan that claimed the lives of 296 people in 14 prefectures.

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