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Record-Breaking Rainfall Leaves Eight Dead and Thousands Stranded in Japan

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Record-breaking rainfall has resulted in eight confirmed deaths and thousands of people stranded in Japan. The extreme weather event, which saw three months' worth of precipitation fall within a 12-hour period, occurred in a region east of Tokyo during the Obon holiday period. Flooding has caused significant disruptions, most notably at Narita Airport, where thousands of travelers remain unable to depart.

Emergency efforts are ongoing as authorities manage the aftermath of the deluge. While the death toll is reported at eight, search and rescue operations continue in the affected areas to address the impact of the flooding.

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Al Jazeera (QA) Reports a lower death toll and includes missing persons
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