What happened to the destruction of many world heritage sites in Kyushu, Japan?

According to the Asahi Shimbun reported on July 1th, the torrential rain caused many ruins damage in Kyushu, Japan. The Sanchi Coal Mine Railway, the "Meiji Industrial Revolutionary Heritage" listed in the World Heritage List, was washed away, and 15 of the 5.5-kilometer tracks were buried by trees, soil and sand. The Yasu Shrine in Qingjing, Kumamoto Prefecture, which was recognized as a national treasure, and its surroundings were also seriously damaged.

Moreover, the government of Oita Prefecture of Japan announced on the 9th that a pesticide warehouse in Ritian City of this county was damaged due to continuous heavy rains, and 674 kilograms of pesticides in the warehouse leaked.

It is reported that the pesticide warehouse that leaked belongs to JA, which said that the heavy rain caused the rocks on the other side of Jiuzhuchuan to collapse, and the rocks with a diameter of about 1 meter hit the warehouse wall, causing serious damage to the warehouse.

It is reported that after the impact, as many as 674 kilograms of pesticides leaked, and the pesticides flowing out of the warehouse may have been washed downstream along nearby rivers such as Jiuzhuchuan.

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The rainstorm in Kyushu, Japan caused 63 deaths and 16 people were missing

* * News from the same news agency. It has been 11 days since the "Special Warning for Heavy Rain" was issued to Kumamoto Prefecture and Kagoshima Prefecture in Japan on the 4th. Due to the active Meiyu front, precipitation is still concentrated in the rainstorm areas around Kyushu.

The Meteorological Agency said that heavy rain may continue after next Monday (13th), and called for vigilance against geological disasters and flooding. In Kyushu, 63 people were killed and 16 people were missing. Ball milling village in Kumamoto Prefecture has the largest number of victims, with 2 people. As of 12 noon that day, evacuation instructions were issued to 3,51 people in 1,432 households in the village.

People's Daily Online-A pesticide warehouse in Kyushu, Japan was damaged by heavy rain and 674 kilograms of pesticides leaked.