Searchers resume hunt for missing campers in lake

Searchers resume hunt for missing campers in lake

YAMAKITA, Japan - Searchers resume operations Aug. 21 to find the remaining four out of 13 campers who went missing after being swept away by a rain-swollen river into Lake Tanzawa, a reservoir in Kanagawa Prefecture.

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