Bridge in Nagano buckles under floodwaters

Bridge in Nagano buckles under floodwaters

UEDA, Japan - A bridge over the Chikuma River in Ueda, Nagano Prefecture, buckles under the force of the flooding river on Sept. 11. The bridge supports were shifted by flooding caused by Typhoon Danas that hit central Japan and the nation's east coast.

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