Suspected tornado leaves more than 20 injured in Gunma Pref.

TATEBAYASHI, Japan - Debris believed to be part of a roof hangs from electric cables and utility poles after a suspected tornado hit Tatebayashi in Gunma Prefecture on July 27.

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