Search operation after huge mudslide in Atami, Japan

Search operation after huge mudslide in Atami, Japan

Search operations are carried out in the Shizuoka Prefecture hot spring resort city of Atami, central Japan, on Dec. 3, 2021, five months after a deadly mudslide.

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