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Rains triggered by gale kill 11 in Japan
- Updated: September 1, 2016
Tokyo: At slightest 11 people, including 9 aged people during a nursing home, were found passed yesterday in Japan as complicated overnight sleet from Typhoon Lionrock left towns flooded opposite a country’s north.
Nine of a victims were aged people from this nursing home. Pics/AFP
Police detected a bodies in a city of Iwaizumi while checking another trickery in a flooded neighbourhood, pronounced Takehiro Hayashijiri, an central during a Iwate prefecture disaster government division. The temperament of a victims and other details, including a locale of their caretakers, were not known, Hayashijiri said. Japanese open broadcaster NHK pronounced a home was for people with dementia. NHK also reported that authorities have found dual some-more bodies in another city in Iwate prefecture.
Its footage showed a nursing home partially buried in mud, surrounded by waste apparently cleared down from a mountains. A automobile by a home was incited upside down. Typhoon Lionrock done landfall Tuesday nearby a city of Ofunato, 500 kilometers northeast of Tokyo on a Pacific seashore and crossed a categorical island of Honshu before streamer out to a Sea of Japan. It was a initial time a gale has done landfall in a northern segment given 1951, when a Japan Meteorological Agency started gripping records.