(1)Typhoon Chataan

NAGOYA, Japan - Houses in the town of Tarui, Gifu Prefecture in central Japan, are flooded July 10 by torrential rains triggered by powerful Typhoon Chataan. An evacuation advisory has been issued for over 15,000 residents in the prefecture.

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