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Erdrutsch: Zerstörte Häuser und zahlreiche Vermisste in Japan

Abmelden` }) } } sessionCheck(); })() Erdrutsch: Zerstörte Häuser und zahlreiche Vermisste in Japan  Schwere Regenfälle lösten in der Ortschaft Atami eine enorme Schlammlawine aus, die mehrere Häuser zerstörte. Derweil gelten etwa 20 Personen als vermisst. dpa/mbz, 3.7.2021 - 09:24 Uhr Artikel anhören dpa/AP/Satoru WatanabeEine Straße in Atami ist nach starkem Regen mit Schlamm, Geröll und Trümmern bedeckt. Atami - Eine enorme Schlammlawine infolge sin...
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Watch: Homes swept away in massive landslide in Japan

A huge landslide swept away homes and left 19 people missing at a popular resort town in central Japan on Saturday after days of heavy rain, local officials said. Television footage showed a torrent of mud obliterating some buildings and burying others in Atami, southwest of Tokyo, with people running away as it crashed over a hillside road. "I heard a horrible sound and saw a mudslide flowing downwards as rescue workers were urging people to evacuate. So I ran to higher ground," a leader of a ...
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Japanese mudslide buries dozens of homes in Atami, west of Tokyo

Public broadcaster NHK gave the number of missing people at 20, but Sugiyama said the prefecture confirmed at least 19, although he said the number may rise. Shizuoka Governor Heita Kawakatsu told reporters that the Coast Guard had found two bodies washed into the sea by the mudslide, but that the deaths had not yet been officially declared. “I offer my deepest condolences to everyone who has suffered,” he said, adding that utmost efforts will be made to rescue lives. Torrential rains have ...
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Many missing, homes swept away in Japan landslide after heavy rain

Television footage showed a torrent of mud obliterating some buildings and burying others Published:  July 03, 2021 10:48 AFP In this photo taken and provided by Satoru Watanabe, a road is covered by mud and debris following heavy rain in Atami city, Shizuoka prefecture, Saturday, July 3, 2021. Image Credit: AP Tokyo: A huge landslide swept away homes and left 19 people missing at a popular resort town in central Japan on Saturda...
Yoshihide Suga Satoru Watanabe Tokyo Electric Power Company Image Credit Minister Yoshihide Suga டோக்கியோ மின்சார பவர் நிறுவனம்

More than 35,500 people in Central Japan's landslide-hit area told to evacuate

ANI | Updated: Jul 03, 2021 12:30 IST Shizuoka [Japan], July 3 (ANI/Sputnik): More than 35,500 people in Japans central Shizuoka prefecture were told on Saturday to evacuate immediately after a recent landslide, as new ones may occur, Japanese media report. Ten houses were destroyed and about 20 people are reported missing in the city of Atami after the landslide, which was triggered by heavy rains, according to the national media. Shizuoka authorities decl...
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20 missing in landslide in central Japan

  Houses damaged by a mudslide are seen following heavy rain at Izusan district in Atami, Japan, July 3, 2021. [Photo/Agencies] TOKYO -- Two bodies were found, about 20 people remained missing and at least 10 houses were destroyed on Saturday in a massive mudslide triggered by torrential rain in central Japan, local authorities said. The disaster occurred at about 10:30 am local time in Atami city in Shizuoka prefecture, as heavy rainfall swept areas along the Pacific coast in central and ...
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Landslide hits popular resort town in Japan leaving more than a dozen people missing

NHK showed footage of collapsed and half-submerged houses, while social media users posted clips of partially submerged cars and rescue workers wading through waist-high water with a small life-raft. Heita Kawakatsu, the governor of Shizuoka prefecture, told reporters that the coastguard had discovered the bodies of two people who had been swept into the sea by the mudslide. Rescuers from Japan’s self-defence forces joined firefighters and police officers in Atami, a famous hot spring resort ...
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Japan: 19 Missing As Landslide Engulfs Houses After Heavy Rain, Says Official

Most of Japan is currently in its rainy season, which often causes floods and landslides.. Tokyo: Two bodies were found after a huge landslide at a resort town in central Japan swept away homes on Saturday following days of heavy rain, with around 20 people still missing, officials said. Television footage showed a torrent of mud obliterating buildings as it crashed down a hillside in Atami, southwest of Tokyo, sending people fleeing as it buried part of a road. "I heard a horrible sound and s...
Yoshihide Suga Tokyo Electric Power Company Minister Yoshihide Suga டோக்கியோ மின்சார பவர் நிறுவனம்
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2 Bodies Found, 20 Missing In Japan Landslide

2 Bodies Found, 20 Missing In Japan Landslide 2 Bodies Found, 20 Missing In Japan Landslide Last updated: 03 July 2021, 01:50 PM IST Credit: @ABSCBNNews/Twitter 2 Bodies Found, 20 Missing In Japan Landslide Two bodies were found and about 20 people remained missing after a massive mudslide triggered by torrential rain hit Atami city of Shizuoka prefecture in central Japan on Saturday, local authorities said. The disaster occurred at about 10:30 a.m. local time in Atami city of Shizuoka prefectu...
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20 Menschen werden vermisst: Gewaltige Schlammlawine zerstört Häuser in Japan

Tokio - Eine enorme Schlammlawine infolge sintflutartiger Regenfälle hat in Japan mehrere Wohnhäuser mit sich gerissen. Das Schicksal von rund 20 Menschen war zunächst ungewiss, wie örtliche Medien am Samstag aus dem für seine heißen Onsen-Bäder berühmten Küstenort Atami in der südwestlich von Tokio gelegenen Präfektur Shizuoka berichteten. Rettungskräfte suchten nach den Vermissten. Die Behörden gaben die höchste Warnstufe aus und riefen rund 25 000 Ha...
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