Lluvias torrenciales en el centro de Japón activan alerta de máximo nivel

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Japón se encuentra en alerta máxima tras las intensas lluvias que azotan la región central del país. Ríos desbordados y deslizamientos de tierra obligaron a las autoridades a pedir a los residentes que busquen refugio en zonas altas de inmediato. Las prefecturas de Toyama e Ishikawa registraron cifras de precipitación históricas en apenas 24 horas. Los expertos advierten que se trata de un fenómeno "sin precedentes" que pone en riesgo la vida de miles de personas. Sigue aquí toda la cobertura de esta emergencia climática en Japón.

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00:00Bands of heavy rain over central Japan caused rivers to overflow.

00:05and triggered landslides on Wednesday.

00:08According to the Associated Press, adverse weather conditions led the Meteorological Agency

00:14Japan's Meteorological Agency (JMA) issued a maximum-level alert for the

00:20region.

00:20More than 350 millimeters of rainfall were recorded in the last 24 hours in

00:26The city of Himi, in Toyama Prefecture, while in Hakui, Ishikawa Prefecture,

00:32Approximately 340 millimeters were recorded according to the JMA.

00:37The Meteorological Agency warned of unprecedented rainfall and urged residents to

00:42the region to move to higher ground and take measures to protect their lives.

00:47According to the JMA, the flow of warm, moist air toward the weather front, combined

00:53with cold air in the upper layers of the atmosphere, it generated bands of developed rain clouds

00:58about the Hokuriku region.

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