Thunderstorm causes train suspensions

Thunderstorm causes train suspensions

TOKYO, Japan - A lightning bolt strikes Tokyo on Aug. 12, while a thunderstorm caused train service suspensions and blackouts at Narita airport east of Tokyo and elsewhere. (Kyodo)

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