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Death Toll in Landslide in Central Japan in Early July Rises to 15, Reports Suggest
Death Toll in Landslide in Central Japan in Early July Rises to 15, Reports Suggest
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TOKYO (Sputnik) - The death toll in a mudslide that had occurred at a hot spring resort in Japan's city of Atami in early July has grown to 15, Japanese media... 18.07.2021, Sputnik International
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Previous reports indicated that 13 people were killed in the disaster.Rescue teams also found another body in the area hit by the mudslide but it is yet to be established whether the person's death was caused by the disaster, Kyodo added.Some 1,300 police officers, firefighters and Self-Defense Forces are still searching the area of the landslide in hopes of finding all the people missing.The powerful landslide descended on 3 July as a result of heavy rain along the Pacific coast of Japan. Over 35,500 people had to evacuate due to the high risk of new mudslides.
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Death Toll in Landslide in Central Japan in Early July Rises to 15, Reports Suggest
TOKYO (Sputnik) - The death toll in a mudslide that had occurred at a hot spring resort in Japan's city of Atami in early July has grown to 15, Japanese media reported on 18 July, citing local authorities.
Previous reports indicated that 13 people were killed in the disaster.
Rescue teams also found another body in the area hit by the mudslide but it is yet to be established whether the person's death was caused by the disaster, Kyodo added.
Some 1,300 police officers, firefighters and Self-Defense Forces are still searching the area of the landslide in hopes of finding all the people missing.
The powerful landslide descended on 3 July as a result of heavy rain along the Pacific coast of Japan. Over 35,500 people had to evacuate due to the high risk of new mudslides.
