Heavy rain causes havoc in Japan

Heavy rain causes havoc in Japan

NAGOYA, Japan - Rescue workers look for missing people near a house which collapsed due to a mudslide caused by torrential rain in Yaotsu, Gifu Prefecture, on July 16, 2010. Two people trapped since the previous day in the collapsed house were found dead, with one other person missing.

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