Aftermath of powerful Typhoon Haishen

Aftermath of powerful Typhoon Haishen

Search and rescue operations are carried out on Sept. 9, 2020, at a riverside following a mudslide upstream in the Miyazaki Prefecture village of Shiiba, southwestern Japan. The mudslide occurred on the night of Sept. 6 following heavy rain brought by powerful Typhoon Haishen, leaving four people missing.

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