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Historic Rainfall Kills Four in Japan, Stranding Thousands

Historic Rainfall Kills Four in Japan, Stranding Thousands

Unprecedented rainfall in Japan has caused landslides, power outages, and killed at least four people.

Unprecedented rainfall has struck Japan, leading to at least four fatalities. The historic downpour has triggered widespread landslides and caused significant power outages across affected regions.

The severe weather has also resulted in extensive flooding and paralyzed traffic, particularly near Tokyo. Thousands of travelers are reportedly stranded at Narita Airport due to the disruptions caused by the torrential rain.

Authorities are responding to the impact of the severe weather, which continues to cause widespread disruption. This is a developing story and will be updated as details emerge.

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