Strong typhoon causes damage across wide stretch of Japan

Strong typhoon causes damage across wide stretch of Japan

NAGISO, Japan - Photo taken on July 10, 2014, shows railways severed by dirt and driftwood in Nagiso in the central Japan prefecture of Nagano. Nagiso was hit by a mudslide caused by powerful typhoon Neoguri.

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