Heavy rains in Japan leave 4 dead and thousands stranded at Narita airport
Record rainfall left thousands of travellers stranded at Tokyo’s Narita airport on Friday morning as flooding in the surrounding area disrupted transport,…
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Record rainfall left thousands of travellers stranded at Tokyo’s Narita airport on Friday morning as flooding in the surrounding area disrupted transport, knocked out power to homes and claimed at least four lives. Heavy rains in Japan leave 4 dead and thousands stranded at Narita airport. More than 360mm 1 foot 2 inches of rain fell in 24 hours in parts of Chiba prefecture, which adjoins the capital Tokyo, inundating roads and railways and knocking out power to nearly 25,000 households during one of Japan’s busiest holiday weeks.
Furthermore, As of Friday morning, close to 26,000 households across Chiba prefecture were without power, the disaster management office said. The Japan Meteorological Agency downgraded its most severe warning for heavy rain in more than a dozen municipalities in Chiba prefecture as rain subsided Friday morning but forecast more rain later in the day. Hundreds of people were also left stranded in Chiba station due to suspended train services, an AFP journalist saw.
In addition, Heavy rain causes flooding near Tokyo that kills 4 and disrupts train and air travel.
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Record rainfall left thousands of travellers stranded at Tokyo’s Narita airport on Friday morning as flooding in the surrounding area disrupted transport, knocked out power to homes and claimed at least four lives.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesHeavy rains in Japan leave 4 dead and thousands stranded at Narita airport.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesMore than 360mm 1 foot 2 inches of rain fell in 24 hours in parts of Chiba prefecture, which adjoins the capital Tokyo, inundating roads and railways and knocking out power to nearly 25,000 households during one of Japan’s busiest holiday weeks.
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As of Friday morning, close to 26,000 households across Chiba prefecture were without power, the disaster management office said.
according to Malay MailThe Japan Meteorological Agency downgraded its most severe warning for heavy rain in more than a dozen municipalities in Chiba prefecture as rain subsided Friday morning but forecast more rain later in the day.
according to The IndependentHundreds of people were also left stranded in Chiba station due to suspended train services, an AFP journalist saw.
according to Malay MailHeavy rain causes flooding near Tokyo that kills 4 and disrupts train and air travel.
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Heavy rains in Japan leave 4 dead and thousands stranded at Narita airport.
omitted byLeft sidecovered byCenterMore than 360mm 1 foot 2 inches of rain fell in 24 hours in parts of Chiba prefecture, which adjoins the capital Tokyo, inundating roads…
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