(1)Mudslide rescue operations continue

(1)Mudslide rescue operations continue

MINAMATA, Japan - Police, firefighters and Ground Self-Defense Force personnel searching July 22 for people who went missing after mudslides in Minamata, Kumamoto Prefecture, find a body in the Minamata River. The death toll from the mudslides and flooding on Japan's main southwestern island of Kyushu rose to 15, with seven still missing.

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