Landslide in Japan's Nagano Prefecture Strands Nearly 400 People
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A landslide triggered by heavy rain in Japan's Nagano Prefecture on Saturday evening has left approximately 390 people stranded. No injuries have been reported. The landslide occurred in the city of Azumino and affected climbers and staff at inns and mountain lodges. A temporary bridge has been set up to allow the stranded people to leave the area.
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日本長野縣山泥傾瀉 約390人受困 日本長野縣安曇野市周六（8日）晚間因暴雨引發山泥傾瀉，大量泥沙湧上道路，沖毀一座通往北阿爾卑斯山脈燕岳...
A landslide that occurred Saturday night in Nagano Prefecture, central...
Landslide in central Japan leaves nearly 400 people stranded NAGANO (K...
حوالي 400 شخص تقطعت بهم السبل بعد انهيارات طينية بسبب الأمطار في مدينة...
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