900,000 Forced to Evacuate Due to Flooding in Japan

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By Jordan DavidsonAug 30, 2019, 10:52 am140 pts
Floods and landslides triggered by record-setting rainfall in southern Japan have forced authorities to order more than 900,000 people to leave their homes and another one million were advised to move to safety on Wednesday, according to Reuters. None In just 48 hours, Kyushu Island received more than twice its…

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