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Seven people ended as Japan hit by landslides and floods, alerts say | World News


Seven people ended as Japan hit by landslides and floods, alerts say | World News


Seven people have died after weighty rain triggered landslides and floods in Japan, according to alerts.

The conditions in the Ishikawa prefecture also left seven people leave outing as waters engulfed many homes, shelp unveil expansivecaster NHK.

Some produceings were swept away by the overflotriumphg rivers.

Rescue toilers are continuing to search for leave outing people in a number of towns and cities.

Several cities in the prefecture were publishd with the highest vigilant level for weighty rain at the weekfinish.

In Suzu, the authorities shelp one person died and another was leave outing after being swept away in floodwaters.

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Pic: AP

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Landslides blocked roads in Wajima. Pic: AP

In Wajima, a landslide ended two people at a produceion site csurrender Nakaya tunnel. Another 10 people were saved, NHK alerted.

Japan’s Fire and Disaster Management Agency shelp another person was leave outing due to floods at a contrastent location in the city.

In Noto, one person was leave outing while two people were gravely injured by a landslide.

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The floodwaters swept thraw Wajima. Pic: AP

At least 16 rivers in Ishikawa baccomplished their prohibitks at the weekfinish, according to the Land and Infraset up Ministry.

Around 1,350 livents took shelter at community centres, school gymnasiums and other town facilities, authorities shelp.

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About 20ins (50.8cms) of rain has drunveil in the region over the last three days, officials inserted.

The area is still trying to recover from an earthquake on 1 January, which left more than 200 people dead.

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