Video. Unprecedented rainfall in Japan leaves at least four dead in Chiba prefecture
What to know about Video. Unprecedented rainfall in Japan leaves at least four dead in Chiba prefecture
Nearly 26,000 households were left without power, while 45 homes were flooded and another 39 reported water entering below floor level.
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What happened
Nearly 26,000 households were left without power, while 45 homes were flooded and another 39 reported water entering below floor level.
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Common ground
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