(3)Typhoon Chataan

(3)Typhoon Chataan

YORO, Japan - Local people in the town of Yoro, Gifu Prefecture, are evacuated to a nearby elementary school July 10 in accordance with an evacuation advisory issued by local authorities. Torrential rains were triggered by powerful Typhoon Chataan.

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