It is the situation of damage caused by heavy rain compiled by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism by 8:00 am on the 19th.
Flooding 14 prefectures 68 rivers
In 14 prefectures and prefectures such as the Kyushu region and the Chugoku region, flooding occurred in 68 rivers managed by the national and prefectural governments.
The breakdown is:
▽ Saga prefecture 15,
▽ Shimane prefecture 11,
▽ Fukuoka prefecture 10,
▽ Hiroshima prefecture 8,
▽ Gifu prefecture 6,
▽ Kyoto prefecture, Yamaguchi prefecture, Kumamoto prefecture 4, respectively,
▽ Oita prefecture 2,
▽ There is one river each in Aichi, Fukui, Kochi, Saga, and Kagoshima prefectures.
Sediment-related disasters 24 prefectures 188 cases
In addition, 188 cases of sediment-related disasters such as debris flows and landslides have been confirmed in 24 prefectures.
By prefecture,
▽ Saga prefecture 35 cases,
▽ Hiroshima prefecture 26 cases,
▽ Nagasaki prefecture 25 cases,
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Nagasaki prefecture
24 cases,
▽ Kagoshima prefecture 16 cases,
▽ Kumamoto prefecture 13 cases,
▽ Toyama
prefecture
8 cases in prefecture and Fukuoka prefecture,
4 cases each in Chiba prefecture and Mie prefecture,
3 cases each in Kochi prefecture and Gifu prefecture,
▽ Tokyo, Ishikawa prefecture, Shizuoka prefecture, Hyogo prefecture, Tottori prefecture, Shimane prefecture, Tokushima prefecture There are 2 cases each in the
prefecture, and 1 case each in Fukushima prefecture, Niigata prefecture, Shiga prefecture, Kyoto prefecture, and Osaka prefecture.