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TOKYO, 22 LUG - Le piogge torrenziali, che da alcuni giorni colpiscono il Giappone meridionale, hanno causato finora 8 morti nella prefettura di Yamaguchi. L'episodio piu' grave e' avvenuto a Hofu, dove un'ondata di fango e acqua si e' riversata su un centro per anziani provocando la morte di 4 persone. Una decina sono i dispersi. Nei lavori di soccorso sono impegnate centinaia di persone, mentre sono state allestiti 9 centri di accoglienza a Hofu per le centinaia di famiglie rimaste senza casa.

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