Japan: Nagano flooded as Chikuma River overflows after Typhoon Hagibis

M/S Overturned car after flooding in Nagano
W/S Vehicles caught in flood water
W/S Japanese police and emergency services
M/S Japanese police and emergency services
W/S Van and rescue workers in flood water assessing damage
M/S Rescue workers in dinghy
W/S Rescue workers in dinghy
M/S Rescue worker
M/S Rescue worker
M/S Helicopter
W/S Rescue worker in floodwater
M/S Rescue workers in floodwater
M/S Rescue workers in floodwater
W/S Van and rescue workers in flood water
M/S Helicopter
W/S Vehicles in floodwater
M/S Vehicles in floodwater
W/S Vehicles in floodwater
W/S Rescue worker in floodwater
M/S Van driving in floodwater
W/S Overturned vehicles
W/S Overturned vehicles
M/S Overturned vehicles
W/S Rescue workers walking in floodwater
M/S Overturned vehicle
M/S Rescue workers walking in floodwater
C/U Man walking in floodwater
W/S Rescue workers and people walking in floodwater
W/S Rescue workers walking in floodwater
W/S Rescue workers in dinghy
M/S Overturned vehicle
W/S Truck in floodwater
M/S Overturned vehicle
W/S Rescue workers walking in floodwater
M/S Rescue workers walking in floodwater
W/S Rescue workers
W/S Vehicles in floodwater
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Footage from Nagano on Monday, captured the damage in the city after the Chikuma River burst its banks following Typhoon Hagibis, that made landfall on Japan's Honshu island on October 12.
Scores of vehicles can be seen damaged in the floods with many overturned in the muddy flood waters, as helicopters were flying above the area. Police and rescue workers were also lending assistance and helping to assess the damage in the area.
Tens of thousands of rescue workers were reportedly dispatched to help clear up the damage caused by Typhoon Hagibis that reportedly killed at least 35 people, with some 14,000 homes left without running water and 376,000 without power.