Heavy rain hit eastern Japan, killing two people: the flood washed away the bridge. What other disasters have been caused by the rainstorm?

It also led to serious mudslides and landslides in the local area, and some mountain roads were seriously damaged, and road traffic in mountainous areas was paralyzed.

Affected by extreme weather, severe rainstorms occurred in some parts of Japan. Coupled with Japan's geographical restrictions, Japan will not only be attacked by earthquakes, but also be more vulnerable to typhoons. Especially this year, two typhoons directly hit Japan, causing a lot of economic losses and casualties to Japanese cities. A large number of buildings and all walks of life have been affected.

Heavy rain hit eastern Japan, killing two people: floods washed away bridges. According to the news released by Japanese meteorological media, the very serious rainstorm in eastern Japan has caused two deaths and many injuries so far. In addition, some cities in eastern Japan suffered severe floods, which directly led to the destruction of dams and bridges. The local infrastructure was severely damaged and road traffic was paralyzed.

There was a serious flash flood in the disaster area. In addition, for cities in eastern Japan. In this torrential rain, not only will there be floods in cities, but also serious mudslides and flash floods will occur in mountainous areas. It also caused casualties, and a large number of rural buildings and people's lives and property were seriously threatened.

We should do a good job in earthquake relief. In fact, this year's Japan is a troubled period, not only facing the attack of high temperature, but also facing the arrival of rape and typhoon. Coupled with the earthquake in Japan, it can be said that Japan is completely unsuitable for human survival. Therefore, for the local government, no matter in the face of high temperature weather or typhoon, corresponding measures should be taken in advance. Giving priority to ensuring the safety of local people is the primary responsibility.