Downpours continue in Kyushu region, disrupting local trains

Downpours continue in Kyushu region, disrupting local trains

IBUSUKI, Japan - Men work to retrieve a derailed train in Ibusuki, Kagoshima Prefecture, on July 4 as downpours continued in southern Kyushu due to a stalled seasonal rain front. The local weather agency issued landslide and flood warnings. (Kyodo)

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