Unprecedented rainfall in Japan leaves at least four dead in Chiba prefecture
Unprecedented rainfall battered Japan on Thursday, leaving at least four people dead and flooding parts of Chiba prefecture, east of Tokyo. Authorities issued the region’s highest-level rain warning for the first time, while landslide alerts and power cuts affected thousands of residents.
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- Four dead, thousands stranded as record rain lashes Japan dw.com
- Torrential rain in Japan's Chiba Pref. prompts warnings over cars trapped on flooded roads mainichi.jp
- Record rain kills four in Japan’s Chiba dailytimes.com.pk
- Four dead after record-breaking heavy rain inundates Japan abc.net.au
- Record rainfall leaves four dead, thousands stranded in Japan aljazeera.com
- 'Unprecedented' rains in Japan kill four people bbc.co.uk
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