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Hunderttausende Japaner müssen fliehen

Ein schlimmes Unwetter hat Teile Japans verwüstet. Es regnet ohne Ende - Hunderttausende müssen ihre Häuser verlassen.
15.07.12, 15:58
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Überschwemmungen haben ein Wohngebiet überflutet.

Unweter Japan
Luftaufnahme eines überschwemmten Gebiets mit einem großen Gebäude, das von Wasser umgeben ist.

EPAepa03306447 A handout aerial photograph released on 14 July 2012 by Fukuoka Fire Department, shows a flooded village after heavy rain, in Aso city, Kumamoto prefecture, Japan, 12 July 2012. According to media reports on 14 July, at least 20 people are
Ein Erdrutsch hat sich durch ein japanisches Dorf bewegt und Häuser zerstört.

EPAepa03306419 A handout photograph released on 14 July 2012 by Fukuoka Fire Department, shows an avalanche in Aso city, Kumamoto prefecture, Japan, 12 July 2012. According to media reports on 14 July, at least 20 people are reported dead as heavy rains c
Soldaten in Tarnuniformen räumen nach einer Naturkatastrophe Trümmer weg.

EPAepa03306393 A handout photograph made available on 14 July 2012 and released by the Japan Self Defense Forces 8th Division, shows Self Defense Force personnel searching for survivors after an avalanche in Aso city, Kumamoto prefecture, Japan, 13 July 2
Soldaten durchsuchen im Regen knietiefes Wasser mit Stöcken.

REUTERSJapan Self-Defense Force soldiers search for missing people at an area hit by landslides caused by heavy rains in Aso, Kumamoto prefecture, in this photo taken by Kyodo July 14, 2012. Evacuation orders was issued to 40,000 people in Kyushu area due
Ein zerstörtes Auto liegt inmitten von Trümmern und Schlamm nach einer Überschwemmung.

REUTERSA destroyed car lies near collapsed houses after a landslide caused by heavy rains in Minamiaso town, Kumamoto prefecture, southwestern Japan in this handout photo taken July 14, 2012. At least 230,000 people across four prefectures in Northern Kyu
Mehrere Personen beseitigen Schlamm mit einem Bagger und Schaufeln aus einem überfluteten Gebäude.

dapdWorkers shovel muddy water out of a banquet room of a hotel in Aso, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, Saturday, July 14, 2012. Heavy rain triggered flash floods and mudslides in southern Japan this week, killing nearly two dozens of people. (Foto:Kyodo News
Eine Gruppe Soldaten in Tarnuniformen paddelt in einem Schlauchboot durch überflutetes Gebiet.

REUTERSJapan Self-Defence Force soldiers search for missing people at an area hit by landslides caused by heavy rains in Aso, Kumamoto prefecture, in this photo taken by Kyodo July 14, 2012. Evacuation orders was issued to 40,000 people in Kyushu area due
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