Huge mudslide in Atami, Japan

Huge mudslide in Atami, Japan

People remove wood and other debris in the Shizuoka Prefecture hot spring resort city of Atami, central Japan, on July 9, 2021, following a deadly mudslide six days earlier triggered by heavy rain.

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