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Members of the Self-Defense Forces conduct search and rescue operations at the site of a mudslide in Atami, Shizuoka Prefecture, on Monday. | KYODO
Kyodo, Reuters Jul 6, 2021
Shizuoka – Intermittent rain and the risk of a secondary disaster posed challenges for rescue workers racing against time following a large mudslide in a hot spring resort town southwest of Tokyo that killed at least four people, destroyed at least 130 houses and left an uncertain number missing.