Aftermath of heavy rain in Japan

Aftermath of heavy rain in Japan

A fallen railroad bridge is pictured in the Yamagata Prefecture town of Iide, northeastern Japan, on Aug. 6, 2022, after one of the heaviest rain storms in history earlier in the week.

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