In Japan 200 thousand people evacuate because of heavy rains

In Japan, in prefectures Nagasaki and Prefecture of Kumamoto on the island of Kyushu, 200 thousand people received the instruction to be evacuated because of strong heavy rains, reports Nippon Hoso Kyokai. "People have to take cover in safe places. Inhabitants of areas from whom it can be dangerous to be evacuated, should move on the top floors and to remain in rooms far from slopes" — it is specified in the message of Japanese National meteorological agencies. In 48 hours per Nagasaki, near the mountain Undzen dropped out 641,5 millimeter of a precipitation, 487,5 millimeters dropped out in the city Shimabara, and also 444 millimeters in the city Amakusa in...