Bypass to isolated areas closed

Bypass to isolated areas closed

GOJO, Japan - A sign reading, ''All traffic blocked,'' stands at the entrance of a bypass to areas near Gojo and Totsukawa village in Nara Prefecture on Sept. 9, 2011. The areas have been isolated since the torrential rain brought by a powerful typhoon. (Kyodo)

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