Toll in Japan flood disaster rises to 179: government


Team Udayavani, Jul 11, 2018, 9:39 AM IST

Tokyo: The toll in record rains that have devastated parts of Japan has risen to 179, the government’s top spokesman said today.

Search-and-rescue operations are continuing after floods and landslides caused by the rains, and local media said several dozen people were still missing in Japan’s deadliest weather-related disaster in over three decades. 

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