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Four dead in Japan after record-breaking rainfall causes severe flooding
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Japan is prone to heavy rainfall and flooding during its summer months, with the country's mountainous terrain and urbanised areas making it vulnerable to flash flooding. The Japanese government has a well-developed disaster response system, but extreme weather events can still cause significant disruption and loss of life. The country's geography and climate make it essential for authorities to closely monitor weather forecasts and issue timely warnings to mitigate the impact of severe weather events.
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Four dead in Japan after record-breaking rainfall causes severe flooding
Four people have died after heavy rain and flooding in Japan, with thousands more left stranded.
14 Aug, 06:01
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