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    Hundreds of thousands of people in Japan's south-west have been urged to move to safety because of severe flooding and landslides caused by torrential rain, expected to continue through the weekend

    Hundreds of thousands of people in Japan's south-west have been urged to move to safety because of severe flooding and landslides caused by torrential rain, expected to continue through the weekend


    Authorities in Kuma-moto and Kago-shima provinces on Kyushu have ordered more than 200,000 people to leave their homes and seek refuge.

    Aerial images on Japanese television showed murky water covering homes, streets, cars and parts of a bridge.

    The heavy downpours saw the Kuma river in Kumamoto burst its bank, leading to severe flooding.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     25 Apr: Cheaper citrus fruit may be on the way for shoppers
     25 Apr: A snowy outlook for the lower South Island in the next 24 hours
     25 Apr: Severe weather warnings are in place for some regions this morning
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     Environment:
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