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Severe rainfall prompts evacuations across Japan

Heavy rain and severe weather are affecting parts of Japan, with thousands reportedly urged to move to safety. The supplied headline does not provide casualty or damage figures.

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Large-scale evacuation warnings indicate a significant immediate public-safety and disruption risk.

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