(1)Death toll rises to 15 as mudslide rescue continues

(1)Death toll rises to 15 as mudslide rescue continues

MINAMATA, Japan - Flowers are laid in the Hogawachi district of Minamata, Kumamoto Prefecture on July 22 for the victims of flooding and mudslides that hit Japan's southwestern main island of Kyushu over the weekend. The death toll rose to 15, with seven others remain still missing.

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