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Extreme rainfall causes severe flooding in Nagoya, Japan

Extreme rainfall has caused serious flooding in Nagoya, with roads reportedly turned into rivers. The headline indicates substantial urban disruption.

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Urban flooding can endanger residents, disrupt transport and damage infrastructure across a major city.

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