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Landslide in central Japan left nearly 400 people temporarily stranded

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Local police in the central Japan prefecture of Nagano said Sunday that a temporary bridge had been set up to allow the 390 or so people temporarily stranded at a resort by a landslide the previous night to leave the premises.

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Landslide in central Japan's Nagano leaves about 390 people stranded

A landslide in Nagano Prefecture, central Japan, on Saturday night has left about 390 people stranded, local media reported on Sunday.

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Landslide in central Japan left nearly 400 people temporarily stranded

Local police in the central Japan prefecture of Nagano said Sunday that a temporary bridge had been set up to allow the 390 or so people temporarily stranded at a resort by a landslide the previous night to leave the premises.

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Landslide in central Japan’s Nagano leaves nearly 400 people stranded

those stranded included hikers, and hotel guests. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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熊本日日新聞社 broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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