Hiroshima city partially lifts evacuation advisories, orders

Hiroshima city partially lifts evacuation advisories, orders

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Volunteers work removing dirt in the mudslide-hit western Japan city of Hiroshima on Aug. 31, 2014. The municipal government lifted evacuation advisories and orders issued for about 106,000 people.

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