Dozens Of People Dead Or Presumed Dead In Japan Floods

Southern Japan faced severe weather with torrential rains causing power outages and communication disruptions. Over 200,000 people were evacuated due to river overflows, and rescue efforts were complicated by ongoing flooding and mudslides. Prime Minister Abbe Shinsou emphasized the importance of human lives and urged vigilance. The disaster is compared to Typhoon Hagibis, highlighting its severity.

What was one of the major impacts of the torrential rains in southern Japan?

• Improved infrastructure

• Economic boom

• Power outages

• Increased tourism

How many people were asked to evacuate due to the river overflow?

• 100,000

• 50,000

• 500,000

• 200,000

What was a major challenge faced by the rescue efforts?

• Shortage of food supplies

• Communication breakdown

• Continued risk of flooding and mudslides

• Lack of volunteers

What did Prime Minister Abbe Shinsou emphasize in his response to the disaster?

• Economic recovery

• Military expansion

• Increased rescue efforts

• Tourism promotion

Which previous natural disaster was mentioned as a comparison to the current flooding?

• Tsunami in 2011

• Mount Fuji eruption

• Earthquake in Kobe

• Typhoon Haga bus