Aftermath of mudslides in Hiroshima

Aftermath of mudslides in Hiroshima

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Photo taken Aug. 23, 2014, shows a dog used for search and rescue operations in the city of Hiroshima, three days after torrential rain triggered massive landslides in mountainside residential areas. The death toll has risen to 46, with 41 still missing.

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